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Rep. Haley Stevens Discusses Endorsement of Mike Rogers in Interview

Rep. Haley Stevens faced scrutiny from CNN's Anderson Cooper over her endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race, after previously supporting Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Stevens cited El-Sayed's anger and a controversial ad as factors in her decision. The endorsement has sparked backlash from fellow Democrats, who have criticized her motives.

New York Times — Business

Disneyland's Autopia Ride to Transition to Electric Vehicles

Disneyland's Autopia ride, operational for 71 years, will shift from gasoline-powered cars to electric vehicles to reduce smog emissions in Tomorrowland. This change aims to address environmental concerns associated with the attraction.

Fox News — Latest

DOJ Responds to Evanston's Plans to Dismiss Lawsuit Against Reparations Program

The DOJ is contesting Evanston, Illinois' plans to dismiss a lawsuit regarding its reparations program. The program, which offers benefits to Black residents, is claimed by the DOJ to violate federal law. Judicial Watch has also filed a lawsuit against the program, arguing it discriminates based on race.

The Atlantic

Democrats Aim for Legislative Gains in Wisconsin Elections

Democrats in Wisconsin are optimistic about the upcoming elections, aiming to retain the governorship and gain control of the state legislature. Milwaukee County executive David Crowley could become the first Black governor of Wisconsin, and party leaders believe they have a chance to achieve significant legislative gains. Increased funding and a focus on local issues are driving their campaign efforts, while redistricting remains a contentious topic if they secure control.

The Hill

Democrats to Discuss Future Steps for Rep. Haley Stevens After Senate Endorsement

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced that Democrats will discuss Rep. Haley Stevens' future steps when Congress returns next week. This comes after Stevens endorsed former Rep. Mike Rogers for the Michigan Senate race, which Jeffries criticized as a poor decision that alienated her from the Democratic Caucus.

nolabels.org

Over 46 Million Americans Have Voted Early in 2026 Midterm Elections

Over 46 million Americans have voted early in the 2026 midterm elections as of October 30, surpassing the total from the 2022 midterms. Early voting is available in 47 states and Washington, D.C., with expanded options in Connecticut, Michigan, and New York. The trend indicates increased voter engagement, though final results will be known after Election Day on November 3.

Guardian — US

E Jean Carroll's Lawyers Oppose Trump's Request to Dismiss $83 Million Verdict

E Jean Carroll's lawyers are contesting Donald Trump's attempt to overturn her $83 million damages verdict in the U.S. Supreme Court. They assert that the court should not intervene to protect Trump from the outcomes of his legal strategies. The damages were awarded on January 26, 2024, following a previous ruling in Carroll's favor.

Mother Jones

Nevada's Abortion Rights Measure Highlights Midterm Election Dynamics

In Las Vegas, US Rep. Susie Lee campaigned for Nevada's Question 6, which seeks to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. While abortion remains a significant issue, economic concerns are currently dominating voter priorities. Pro-choice candidates are framing reproductive rights as economic issues, with substantial investments in campaign efforts. The outcome of the midterms could significantly affect state control and reproductive rights legislation.

NPR — Top Stories

DOJ requests Supreme Court intervention regarding California ballot issue

The Department of Justice has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in a case regarding California's ballots. The Trump administration is seeking to reverse lower court rulings that rejected its request to set aside ballots from individuals it claims are likely noncitizens, just ahead of the November 3 election.