Erin Doherty is a Breaking News Reporter for Axios and SLIPPEDISC LTD. She covers a wide range of topics including politics, current events, and cultural recommendations. Her work has also appeared in BioRxiv, focusing on scientific research and discoveries.
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She revealed she contacted her pastor when Biden dropped out of the race because she "needed that spiritual kind of connection."
As they brace for former President Trump to challenge the election if he loses, some Democrats are looking to recent changes to the Electoral College
The changes are an effort to counter conspiracy theories surrounding the election.
Donald Trump's much-hyped rally in New York has become an own goal that's weighing on his campaign as it tries to sprint to next week's election
"The love in that room, it was breathtaking."
By: Erin Doherty
"I pledge to seek common ground and common sense solutions to make your lives better."
The claims will likely lay the groundwork for any post-election challenges.
The latest "I Will Vote" campaign, launching on Saturday, will run in 15 rural counties.
In the ad, Harris vows to be a "president for all Americans."
By: Erin Doherty, Russell Contreras
Right-wing groups have been urging members to watch the polls and dispute results.
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