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Why Trump is going to Republican-leaning states for midterm election rallies (opens the original)
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(WASHINGTON) — With just weeks until the high-stakes midterm elections, President Donald Trump is set to headline rallies in Republican-favoring states this week — with critics asking why the president is not instead focusing on key battleground states instead. Some Republicans and experts say the goal is to boost midterm election turnout among Republican voters more generally who might have been less motivated to vote this year, and that this sort of travel to “safe” states during midterm years
JD Vance set to address Jewish conservatives, as some Jews in GOP share concerns about his recent Israel remarks (opens the original)
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Some Jews in GOP say his attendance at the event is a positive sign. Vice President JD Vance is set to address a major gathering of Jewish conservatives on Monday, with some Jews in the GOP raising concerns that the vice president is breaking with them on Israel -- and others saying his attendance at the event is a positive sign. Vance is set to speak at the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) annual leadership summit in Las Vegas, Nevada, just hours after a campaign stop in Michigan. But while th
Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump administration's attempt to restrict mail-in voting (opens the original)
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The judge's order blocks a newly finalized rule for at least 14 days. A federal judge on Thursday night blocked the Trump administration from implementing key provisions of a new rule restricting mail-in voting. U.S. District Court Judge Indira Talwani issued a temporary order preventing the United States Postal Service from increasing its oversight of mail-in voting, following an executive order from President Donald Trump that would effectively employ the Postal Service as the primary enforcer
2nd Dan Sullivan makes the cut for Alaska Senate general election (opens the original)
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Dan J. Sullivan will match up against incumbent Sen. Dan S. Sullivan. Alaskans this November will have two individuals named Dan Sullivan on their ballot for U.S. Senate, in one of the races that both parties see as critical for determining the balance of power in the chamber. The Associated Press projected overnight that retired teacher Dan J. Sullivan, a Republican, will advance in Alaska's top-four primary for U.S. Senate. Last week, the Associated Press projected that Democratic candidate Ma
Darline Graham wins GOP runoff to replace brother Lindsey Graham on South Carolina ballot: AP (opens the original)
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Graham was endorsed by President Donald Trump. Sen. Darline Graham -- a political newcomer appointed to the seat held by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham -- will win a special GOP primary runoff to replace her brother on the South Carolina ballot, the Associated Press projected Tuesday. Graham, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, defeated Rep. Ralph Norman, a staunch conservative and member of the hard line Freedom Caucus, who had also advanced to the runoff, following South Carolina's speci
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