Aubrie Spady is a freelance production assistant with a focus on national news in the United States. She has written articles for various media outlets including Knowledia, Fox News Media, and Newswav. Her work has also appeared on Fox Business Network, Sky News Australia, and 1330 WFIN. Aubrie covers a range of topics including politics, international relations, and social issues.
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By: Aubrie Spady
About $237 million has been spent on the Montana race so far
By: Aubrie Spady
Thomas Mills, publisher of a local North Carolina outlet PoliticsNC, spoke with Fox News Digital about how Democrats can compete with Republicans in the battleground state.
By: Aubrie Spady
The Democratic Party needs to get competitive with Republicans in battleground North Carolina to turn out more voters before Election Day, says a former political consultant from the Tar Heel State. (Snip) Mills, who worked on the direct mail team for the Democratic National Committee in 2004, identified two problems that Democrats need to address, quickly, to compete in the state: early voting and low African American voter turnout. "They [Republicans] seem to be on the right track right now. Democrats, on the other hand, need to boost their turnout. I mean, what we don't know is how people are
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The RNC sued the North Carolina State Board of Elections over 225,000 voter registrations
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'Policies are the gateway to truckers' vote — policies that help small business thrive,' says JKC Trucking co-owner Mike Kucharski
It's possible the results in a battleground state could hinge on a recount
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The end of in-person early voting in North Carolina varies by location
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National Republican Congressional Committee chairman Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., tells Fox News that the GOP has been "very successful" in their all-hands-on-deck get out the vote efforts in North Carolina.
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