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Unrest in North Carolina’s Gubernatorial Race May Impact Presidential Campaigns

The North Carolina gubernatorial election is facing significant turmoil, which could have far-reaching consequences for the upcoming presidential race. Additionally, there are concerns that poll workers in Georgia might have to resort to hand-counting ballots this November. Read more.

Georgia’s Election Dynamics Shift with Kamala Harris’ Candidacy

Recent political developments in Georgia show that the landscape is shifting, especially after President Biden withdrew from the presidential race, prompting Vice President Kamala Harris to assert the state’s vital role in her campaign. With the state having never elected a female governor or senator, the dynamics could influence its 16 electoral votes. Local residents, particularly women from diverse backgrounds, are showing strong support for Harris, highlighting the importance of representation and change in this election cycle. Read more.

Supreme Court Blocks Jill Stein’s Ballot Access in Nevada

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Nevada can block Green Party candidate Jill Stein from appearing on the state’s ballot in the 2024 elections, upholding a prior state Supreme Court’s decision. The court stated that an error made by the Nevada Secretary of State in providing the Green Party with the incorrect form does not constitute a constitutional violation, raising concerns about the treatment of minor political parties. Read more.

Concerns Rise Over U.S. Postal Service’s Handling of Election Mail

Following troubling reports in Utah, where over 400 mail-in ballots were disqualified for being postmarked late, officials are questioning the U.S. Postal Service’s ability to manage the expected surge in election-related mail this fall. The National Association of State Election Directors has voiced concerns over systemic issues with mail deliveries that could disenfranchise voters, prompting calls for reforms before the upcoming general elections. Read more.


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