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It could take 2 weeks for final election results in Arizona

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Arizona's hotly contested Senate race and battleground status in the presidential election could attract a record turnout within the state. (Scripps News)
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North Carolina sees record early turnout with over 4.2M votes cast ahead of Election Day

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Swing state North Carolina has been a popular campaign stop for presidential candidates. Scripps News went on the ground to see what the political climate is like heading into Election Day. (Scripps News)
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Pennsylvania voters gear up for Election Day

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Among all the swing states, one is considered the biggest electoral college prize of all: Pennsylvania, with its 19 electoral votes up for grabs. (Scripps News)
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False video claims Haitian migrants voted in multiple Georgia counties

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Ga. secretary of state said the video is "obviously fake" and likely the production of "Russian troll farms." (Scripps News)
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Mary Lou McDonald treated me ‘appallingly’, says Brian Stanley

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Former Sinn Fein TD Brian Stanley has accused the party president Mary Lou McDonald of treating him “appallingly”. The now independent TD for Laois-Offaly quit the party last month amid a controversy relating to a complaint made against...
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Harris to make closing argument to voters at site of Trump's Jan. 6 speech

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The speech in Washington, D.C. is expected to be attended by at least 20,000 people. (Scripps News)
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FBI investigating ballot drop box fires in Oregon and Washington

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Federal authorities warned that ballot drop boxes could be targeted by domestic violent extremists this election. (Scripps News)
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How AI images boosted 'fake narratives' that Black men significantly support Trump

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The narrative that Trump is the preferred candidate among Black men has spread as fake images populated social media platforms. (Scripps News)
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Police say fires that destroyed ballots in drop boxes in Oregon and Washington are connected

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Police said Monday that a “suspect vehicle” has been identified in connection with incendiary devices that set fires to ballot drop boxes in Oregon and Washington state. (Scripps News)
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Voters in Pennsylvania "boomerang" county talk Harris, Trump

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Northampton County has gone to Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden in past presidential elections. (Scripps News)
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Republicans file lawsuits in swing states over counting of military and overseas ballots

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Lawsuits have been filed by Republicans in several swing states regarding how military and overseas ballots are counted this election. (Scripps News)
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Trump, campaigning in North Carolina, criticizes FEMA's hurricane response

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Former President Donald Trump criticized FEMA's response to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina Monday, as he made campaign stops through the state. (Scripps News)
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Early voting is still popular among Americans post-pandemic

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Early voting skyrocketed in 2020 amid the pandemic, but this year, Americans are still taking advantage of these options. (Scripps News)
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In Real Life: Independent America

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In the countdown to the 2024 presidential election, a panel of swing-state independent Americans came together for a straight-to-the-point discussion. (Scripps News)
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As early in-person voting starts in some states, the ease of voting and changes in the process is highlighted

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Early in-person voting has begun in some states, and it comes amid historic changes in the voting process with a list of law changes in battleground states since 2020. (Scripps News)
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In one Virginia county, voters are still conflicted ahead of the election

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People shop at a farmer's market in Prince William County, Virginia. (Scripps News)
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High court says people with felony records can vote in Nebraska

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An order by Republican Secretary of State Bob Evnen could have kept 7,000 or more Nebraskans from voting in the upcoming election, the American Civil Liberties Union has said. (Scripps News)
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Truth be Told: Why voting by non-U.S. citizens is not a 'serious problem'

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"Truth be told" is the Scripps News series fact-checking claims ahead of the November election. This week: is voting by non-U.S. citizens a "serious problem?" (Scripps News)
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Early voting starts in three states

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Back in 2000, there were only 24 states that offered the option to vote in-person ahead of Election Day. Now, there are only three states in the U.S. that don’t offer any early in-person voting options. (Scripps News)
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Arizona's secretary of state talks voting process, threats on election workers

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Arizona's Secretary of State Adrian Fontes says his state has security measures in place as the FBI continues to investigate suspicious materials sent to election officials. (Scripps News)
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Election officials warn that widespread problems with the US Postal System could disrupt voting

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Election officials from across the country on Wednesday warned that problems with the nation's mail-delivery system threaten to disenfranchise voters in the upcoming presidential election. (Scripps News)
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Green deputy promises party will always tell the truth about racism

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The Greens will always tell the truth about racism and migration, the party’s deputy leader has said. In his speech at the Green Party conference in Manchester, Zack Polanski said people across the UK had rejected the “divisive hate” of...
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'We'll vote against' winter fuel payment cuts: Green co-leader Adrian Ramsay

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Interview with Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay, who spoke to PA Media on the first day of thee party's autumn conference in Manchester. He termed the government's decision on cutting the winter fuel payment as "outrageous and total...
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Trump flip-flops on Florida abortion measure

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He told Fox News Channel that "you need more time" than the six weeks allowed by the ban, but later said he would vote to uphold the Florida rule. (Scripps News)