Brittany Shepherd is a national politics reporter at ABC News. With a focus on national politics in the United States, she covers a wide range of topics including elections, candidates, and political developments. She is known for her expertise in analyzing and reporting on the latest political trends and events.
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An appeals court judge has halted the start of the early voting process in North Carolina, ordering mail-in ballots to not be disseminated as Robert F.
By: Ivan Pereira, Oren Oppenheim, Brittany Shepherd
Voting season has officially kicked off as Virginia, South Dakota and Minnesota have opened up their early voting options to the public.
By: Brittany Shepherd
He called on his fellow Republicans to end what he called harmful rhetoric.
By: Brittany Shepherd
A growing Republican effort to switch Nebraska's electoral process to winner-take-all hit a major snag on Monday after a key state lawmaker came out in opposition.
Harvard's data also indicated signs of a gender gap in Harris' support.
By: Brittany Shepherd, Oren Oppenheim
Nebraska State Sen. Mike McDonnell told ABC News Prime anchor Linsey Davis that the push to change the state’s electoral college allocation “did not seem fair.”
By: Brittany Shepherd, Oren Oppenheim
Nebraska State Sen. Mike McDonnell told ABC News Prime Anchor Linsey Davis on Tuesday that the push to change the state's Electoral College allocation to "winner take all" -- a move that would have likely benefited former President Donald Trump and made the electoral map more difficult for Vice President Kamala Harris -- instead of votes by congressional district with less than two months before the general election "did not seem fair."
By: Oren Oppenheim, Brittany Shepherd
ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The Republican Nebraska lawmaker who effectively helped kill an 11th-hour push to make the winner of the state receive all of the Electoral College votes on Election Day -- a move that would have likely benefited former President ...
By: Cheyenne Haslett, Brittany Shepherd
In the first and only face-to-face debate for the Arizona Senate race Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego and Republican former gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake traded jabs.
By: Brittany Shepherd, Nicholas Kerr
The 2nd Congressional District could also be key to Democrats' Senate hopes.
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