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U.S. election security official highlights email threat
The emails appear as if they come from a legitimate source and contain links that, if clicked, can open up election data systems to manipulation or attacks. Read more
The emails appear as if they come from a legitimate source and contain links that, if clicked, can open up election data systems to manipulation or attacks. Read more
Ten Democrats seeking the presidency sparred on a Miami stage today in the second night of the opening round of 2020 campaign debates. Here’s a look at some of their statements and how they compare with the facts. Read more
The latest on the first Democratic presidential debate. Read more
The Democrats’ second presidential debate in two nights features most of the 2020 class’s strongest competitors — according to early polling, at least — none with more to lose than former Vice President Joe Biden, who has party establishment backing but faces an increasingly restive and liberal base. Read more
Ten Democrats seeking the presidency tussled on a Miami stage today in the opening debate of the 2020 campaign, with 10 more on tap today. Read more
The latest updates on today’s presidential debate. Read more
Six Democratic presidential candidates trying to overcome Biden’s blue-collar appeal and outsized presence in the race will pitch themselves as champions of workers and kitchen-table issues while speaking to one of America’s largest unions in Las Vegas today. Read more
As the Beto O’Rourke for President campaign arrives in Hawaii, some of the first hands pushing the effort forward belong to former Democratic Gov. Neil Abercrombie. Read more
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders says he’ll soon release 10 years of his tax returns, a shift from his position during his 2016 presidential run. Read more
The North Carolina State Board of Elections voted 5-0 today to hold a new election in the 9th Congressional District. The board did not immediately set a schedule. Read more
Being born in American Samoa, where Gabbard lived until the age of 2, elicits unsettled constitutional questions about what it means to be a “natural-born citizen,” a requirement for the presidency, according to legal scholars. Read more
Gillum, in a video that he posted on Facebook, congratulated Republican Ron DeSantis but vowed to remain politically active although he gave no clues as his future plans. His term as Tallahassee mayor ends next week. Read more
Alaska is the only U.S. state with areas above the Arctic Circle, and historians and others knew of no other governors sworn in to office in the region known for its icy waters and extreme conditions. Read more
With races for U.S. Senate and governor still undecided, the state’s latest recount only adds to its reputation for bungling elections. Read more
Under state law, a hand review is required when the victory margin is 0.25 percentage points or less. Read more
More than 2,000 women will serve in state legislatures when those chambers convene for their upcoming sessions, representing roughly a quarter of all state lawmakers across the country. Read more
Hawaii passed legislation this year to become the first state to will ban the use of the pesticide, effective in January. Read more
The state law on recounts appears to violate the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that decided the presidency in 2000. Read more
The Florida secretary of state ordered recounts in the U.S. Senate and governor races, an unprecedented review of two major races in the state that took five weeks to decide the 2000 presidential election. Read more
The state’s recount procedures have been revised since Florida held the country hostage for a month 18 years ago, when George W. Bush edged Al Gore for the presidency. Read more
The state voted 69 to 31 percent Tuesday, Nov. 6, to pass Amendment 13, which bans the sport beginning on Jan. 1, 2021. Read more