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‘We loathe [continuing resolutions] as much as anyone,’ the House speaker said. ‘But this is the situation that the Senate Democrat leadership put us in.’
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It’s unlikely, but not impossible, that neither candidate will receive the 270 electoral votes needed to become president. Here’s what would happen then.
By: Joseph Lord
The bill, introduced on Sept. 22, sprinted through both chambers of Congress on Sept. 25.
Although public focus tends to center on the presidential candidates, past VP face-offs have produced some noteworthy exchanges.
Polling shows that some of the races are dead even, and the 2020 election demonstrated that House races don’t always match the presidential election results.
By: Stacy Robinson, Joseph Lord
Trump won 11 percent of the state’s black vote in 2020, but he’s polling better in 2024. Conversations with Harris backers reveal a lack of spark.
By: Jacob Burg, Joseph Lord
The Republican vice presidential nominee noted the many changes that have occurred for his family since he became a candidate.
By: Jeff Louderback, Stacy Robinson, Allan Stein, Arjun Singh, Lawrence Wilson, Joseph Lord, Nathan Worcester, Jackson Richman, John Haughey
Unofficial results may be called on Election Night, but the varied audit procedures mean counts will take days, or even weeks, to be certified as official.
By: Stacy Robinson, Nathan Worcester, Joseph Lord
Polls show that among the Gen Z cohort, more men tend to lean Republican, and more women lean Democrat.
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