Trump aide says not going to control pandemic in campaign push
In Londonderry New Hampshire a White House official refused to back away from in person campaigning amid a Pence staff COVID outbreak days before Election Day. Pence tested negative Sunday and Trump held rallies while Biden planned virtual events. Public health expert Gostin criticized Pence for forgoing quarantine and the White House said staff traveling with Trump had no close contact with Pence aides.
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Voter intimidation fears shadow US polls in battleground states
Voter advocates and state officials brace for possible intimidation at polling places amid rising partisan unrest. Federal and local law enforcement expand preparations as groups train to de escalate tensions. Michigan warns against open carry at polls. several states ban or restrict firearms near voting sites.
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Southeast Ohio residents discuss private political divides despite a friendly town image. In the Oct. 8 YWO regional meeting Chorey and Gordon were the only locals from their region. They note bubbles form as conversations over race and politics heighten tensions since the last election cycle with Trump and Clinton.
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Your Voice Ohio reports seek Ohio election truths and dialogue
A cooperative project Your Voice Ohio gathers 50 outlets, donors, and journalists to explore voters' priorities in the election year. The effort, funded by Knight Foundation Democracy Fund and Facebook, aims to foster open political conversations despite polarized views.
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Early voting gaps challenge campaigns as cycles tighten
Republican pollsters flag a growing turnout but emphasize the need to shrink the gap with Democrats. In Florida Democrats lead in mail voting by 596000 while Republicans lead in person by 230000. Nevada shows GOP strength in person and Democratic lead in mail ballots amid universal mail voting. Experts warn turnout timing matters as campaigns push early voting to save costs and avert late surprises.
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Barrett From At Senate Hears Barrett Nomination Clash
Senate leaders clash over Amy Barrett as Murkowski backs confirmation amid GOP split and election pressure. Collins remains opposed near Maine reelection. McConnell defends handling while Democrats decry rushed process and warn of pandemic politics. Barrett frames herself as neutral, though past writings and healthcare ruling reveal strong conservative views.
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