More Trump propaganda videos posted to YouTube despite court order
The Trump administration posted more political ads on the official White House YouTube Monday, appearing to defy a court order that blocked the ads from being aired.
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Iowa heads to the polls — and the official who shared voters’ personal data with Trump’s DOJ is on the ballot
Early voting begins in Iowa Wednesday, where voters will decide whether to reelect the state’s top election official who voluntarily shared Iowa voters’ registration data with the Department of Justice.
In multiple red states, direct democracy is on the ballot this midterm
With early and mail voting underway across the country, multiple red states ask voter to decide the future of direct democracy in their states.
Trump praised the speed of Brazil’s elections. They’re actually his nightmare
Trump praised Brazil’s elections in a post late Tuesday, despite the country conducting elections with electronic voting machines, a practice he has claimed is rife with fraud.
Georgia court dismisses lawsuit seeking to block Fulton County absentee ballot drop-off policy
A Georgia judge Thursday dismissed a lawsuit that sought to block a Fulton County absentee ballot drop-off policy.
Voters, mostly Republicans, are losing trust in USPS after Trump’s assault on mail voting
President Trump’s baseless claims that mail voting leads to widespread fraud are decreasing trust in the U.S. Postal Service, a new survey shows.
Majority of Americans concerned democracy is in trouble, new poll shows
More than half of Americans believe U.S. democracy is in trouble, and many conservatives believe only new voting restrictions will fix it, according to a national Gallup poll.
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