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Feb 15 2023
News
South Africa Inflation Eased in January to Eight-Month Low
South Africa's annual inflation rate decreased in January for a third consecutive month, hitting its lowest level since May as slowing gas prices outweighed an acceleration in food prices. Consumer prices increased 6.9% on year in January, down from the 7.2% annual rise registered in December, data from Statistics South Africa showed Wednesday. Economists polled by FactSet expected inflation
MarketWatch
Nov 08 2022
News
Maricopa County Reports Vote Counting Issue
Election officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, reported issues while tabulating votes cast at some polling locations Tuesday morning.
Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates, who is also chair of the elections board, and county recorder Stephen Richer released a video on Election Day explaining the issue, which has affected about 20% of polling locations in the county, and informing
Newsmax (News)
Mar 17 2023
News
Calling voting a fundamental right, KS Court of Appeals rules restrictions face high bar
The Kansas Court of Appeals ruled Friday that voting is a fundamental right and that restrictions on it must clear the highest possible bar, in an opinion drawing upon a prior ruling that upheld abortion rights under the state constitution.
The appeals court found that a state law limiting the number of advance ballots someone can deliver restricts the right to vote. It also ruled a
The Kansas City Star
Oct 23 2022
News
Trump travels to Texas to campaign for GOP candidates in first rally since House Jan. 6 committee subpoena
At his first public rally since being subpoenaed by the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, former President Donald Trump on Saturday complained again about that panel's investigation and did not indicate whether he'll comply with the demand to turn over documents and testify.
Democrats have an uphill battle in Texas — a poll released Friday by UT Austin
CBS News (Online)
Jun 26 2023
Perspectives Blog
When It Gets Harder to Ignore Hunter Biden
From the CenterMost mainstream news media and most unFox-ified voters have paid little attention to the various Hunter Biden controversies that have surfaced over the years. But the stories haven’t gone away, and last week we received two reminders that the president’s son could still end up playing a relevant role in next year’s election.
Early in the week, the younger Biden agreed
Dan Schnur
Feb 10 2023
News
Lincoln Square Ald. Andre Vasquez Backs Jesús 'Chuy' García In Mayoral Race
LINCOLN SQUARE — Freshman Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th) endorsed Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García for mayor this week. Vasquez announced his support of García in a series of tweets Thursday. He cited a Wednesday poll from the Sun-Times, WBEZ, Telemundo Chicago and NBC5 showing Mayor Lori Lightfoot trailing behind García and former CPS CEO Paul Vallas. “My goal is making sure that you don’t get a Lightfoot
Block Club Chicago
Feb 17 2023
News
Taking on Trump: How 2024 might be different from 2016
A crowded GOP presidential field could help Donald Trump win the nomination again. But many factors are different – including Mr. Trump’s unique status as a “pseudo-incumbent.”
The battle has been joined.
Nikki Haley, former governor of South Carolina, is now officially running for president – the first major Republican to take on former President Donald Trump, a declared
Christian Science Monitor
Feb 13 2023
News
Evers' Wis. budget pushes automatic registration, voting changes
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin drivers would be automatically registered to vote under Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' executive budget, the governor's office announced Monday. The governor's plan would earmark more than $500,000 for the Wisconsin Elections Commission and Department of Transportation to register eligible citizens whose information is on file with the DOT. At least 20 states already
CBS News (Online)
Feb 13 2023
News
Biden looks to convince voters they're not 'worse off' before 2024
President Joe Biden has been on the road, underscoring what he considers his most noteworthy achievements to the public, but it is unclear whether voters are listening. Even polling demonstrates the public's belief Biden has achieved "not very much" or "little or nothing" during the first two years of his administration, a troubling development before an anticipated 2024 reelection campaign
Washington Examiner
Mar 17 2023
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US probing voter fraud accusations at ‘Borscht Belt’ resort town in Catskills: sources
A tiny Catskills resort town is playing host to a federal probe over voter fraud accusations — even as locals head to the polls next week, The Post has learned.
Residents of Fleischmanns — a century-old “Borscht Belt” village located at the foot of the Belleayre ski resort — claim that a pair of deep-pocketed property moguls have recruited seasonal renters to stuff the ballot box so
New York Post (News)