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Elections

Campaigns, primaries, voting, polls

PBS NewsHour

DOJ to Increase Federal Election Monitors for November 3 Elections

The Department of Justice is set to significantly increase the number of federal monitors at polling places for the November 3 elections, more than doubling the presence from the 2022 midterms. This decision has led to concerns among state officials about federal involvement in local election processes.

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Fox News — Latest

Brazil's Election System Highlights Voting Security Ahead of U.S. Midterms

Brazil held a presidential election on October 4, with 125 million voters using machines that do not print paper ballots. The election results were announced within four hours, leading to a runoff between Flavio Bolsonaro and Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Analysts suggest that Brazil's voting system, which is secure and efficient, could provide insights for U.S. elections ahead of the midterms.

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The Hill

Trump confirms direction to DOJ on Alaska election lawsuit

President Trump confirmed that he directed the DOJ to file a lawsuit to prevent the certification of the Alaska Senate election if Senator Dan Sullivan loses. The lawsuit was filed on October 22, 2026, citing concerns over a candidate with a similar name.

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Axios

Progressives Shift Stance on Impeachment Efforts Against Trump

Progressive House members are distancing themselves from impeachment efforts against President Trump, labeling them as 'performative.' This shift reflects a broader change in the Democratic Party's approach to accountability, with some members advocating for more substantive actions rather than political messaging.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Posts Health Proverb on Social Media, Sparking Concerns

Donald Trump posted a health proverb on Truth Social, raising health concerns due to his age and recent behavior. Observers noted signs of exhaustion and bruising, with the White House previously attributing the bruising to handshaking.

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washingtonsun.com

Trump Responds to Controversy Surrounding Amy Acton's Step-Father's Charges

President Trump addressed the controversy surrounding Amy Acton's stepfather, who faces sexual abuse charges. He defended an ad by Vivek Ramaswamy featuring Acton's mother, who criticized her daughter. Ramaswamy stated the ad focused on honesty rather than the abuse allegations.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Responds to Reporter on Controversial Ohio Attack Ad

Donald Trump defended a controversial attack ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother during a tense exchange with NBC reporter Monica Alba. The ad has drawn criticism for its lack of context regarding past abuse allegations against Acton. Trump's responses included dismissive remarks about the seriousness of the allegations, while Acton's campaign condemned the ad as exploitative.

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Washington Examiner

North Carolina sees increased early voting among black voters ahead of elections

Early voting among black voters in North Carolina has increased significantly, with over 279,688 ballots cast as of Thursday, compared to around 170,000 in previous midterms. This represents a more than 60% increase from 2022. The increase comes amid Republican redistricting efforts that have altered the political landscape. Democrats are focusing on mobilizing voters in response to these changes ahead of the November elections.

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Washington Examiner

Rep. Stephanie Bice Requests FCC Investigation into Fabricated Polling Reports

Rep. Stephanie Bice has called for an FCC investigation into news outlets that reported on fabricated polling data from Wedgewood Polls. The firm admitted that its data was a hoax, raising concerns about journalistic standards and the integrity of polling ahead of the 2026 elections.

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The Daily Beast

Ramaswamy Defends Controversial Attack Ad in Ohio Gubernatorial Race

Vivek Ramaswamy defended his controversial attack ad against Amy Acton, claiming it does not relate to her past abuse. The ad features her estranged mother accusing her of lying. Ramaswamy faces criticism from within the GOP and concerns about the impact on upcoming elections.

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Washington Examiner

Serbia Elections May Challenge President Vucic's Authority

Serbia's upcoming elections may challenge President Aleksandar Vucic's long-standing authority as students mobilize against perceived corruption. The Student List, formed from protests following a deadly construction incident, presents a significant electoral challenge. Observers note that the electoral environment heavily favors Vucic's ruling party, amid concerns about fairness and transparency.

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Washington Examiner

Polling Company Admits to Fabricating Election Data

Wedgewood Polls has admitted to fabricating election data, which was incorporated by major news outlets without verification. The false data had significant consequences, including the withdrawal of Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow from a Senate race. Experts warn that the inclusion of fake polls can distort overall polling averages, and the media's rush to report unverified information has led to widespread retractions.

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Washington Examiner

Polish Parliament Approves Abortion Bills Amid Presidential Veto Threat

The Polish parliament's lower chamber has approved two bills aimed at relaxing abortion restrictions, despite President Karol Nawrocki's expected veto. The legislation seeks to decriminalize assistance in obtaining abortions and reverse a previous court ruling that restricted abortion access due to birth abnormalities. Protests have occurred in response to the ongoing abortion debate, which highlights the political tensions between Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

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Fox News — Politics

Thune discusses potential impact of Democratic control of House on GOP

Senate Majority Leader John Thune discussed the potential consequences of a Democratic House takeover, emphasizing the need for collaboration with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Thune expressed confidence in Republican chances to retain control of both chambers, highlighting the importance of GOP leadership for advancing President Trump's agenda.

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Fox News — Politics

Congress Prepares for Leadership Elections Following Upcoming Elections

Congress is set to hold leadership elections in the coming weeks, with both parties preparing for potential changes depending on election outcomes. House Republicans may retain current leaders if they maintain control, while Democrats could see Hakeem Jeffries become the first Black speaker if they win. In the Senate, both Republican and Democratic leadership may face challenges based on election results.

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