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October 22, 2024

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Ramaswamy: If the election were held tomorrow, Trump would win 'decisively'

Former Republican presidential primary candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said in an interview with Politico on Tuesday that former President Trump would “decisively” win the next election if it were held now. Asked about his biggest fear right now, Ramaswamy told Politico: “I'm worried that something very unexpected will happen within the next three weeks.” “If the election were held tomorrow, I think Donald would believe that…”

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Harris and Trump in close race in Nevada: poll

Vice President Harris and former President Trump are in a close race in the key battleground state of Nevada, according to AARP's latest poll. In the all-candidate matchup, Trump leads Harris by one point among likely Nevada voters, 47% to 46%. Another 1 percent support Libertarian candidate Chase Oliver, 2 percent say they don't support any candidate, and 3 percent…

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Trump records podcast with Joe Rogan this week

Former President Trump is scheduled to do an interview with podcaster Joe Rogan this week. The former president plans to record a conversation with Rogan on Friday at the media personality's studio in Austin, Texas, a person familiar with the plans confirmed to The Hill on Tuesday. News of the interview was first reported by Politico. President Trump teased a possible meeting with Logan earlier this month, calling it “good…”

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Texas rally highlights Harris' focus on abortion in final campaign days

Vice President Harris is leaning toward abortion rights in her final arguments before the election, and plans to head to Texas this week to highlight the state as “the nation's extreme anti-abortion bastion.” Although Harris does not expect to win in the deep red state, her campaign hopes to hammer home the message that former President Trump is a threat to women. Harris will be joined by women at the Houston rally…

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all over the country

Local and state headlines about campaigns and elections:

have you seen these flyer?Unauthorized slate cards are distributed in the following locations: raleigh poll (news and observer)
How a career-ending injury paved the way for an NFL linebacker Colin Allred's the weak senate bid (texas tribune)
The reasons for more than 4% are as follows. Arizona electoral district cannot vote 2024 (arizona republic)

what we are reading

Election news reported by other news outlets:

How old are you? dementia patient unconsciously giving fuel political movement (CNN)
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Usha Vance remain bookworm Despite the campaign's demands (daily beast)

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Current main stories on The Hill:

Carville 'doubles down' on prediction of Harris' victory

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville on Monday reiterated his prediction that Vice President Harris will defeat former President Trump on Election Day, which is just two weeks away. “I think Harris will win,” Carville said on MSNBC's “The Beat with Host Ari Melber.” “Let me just say this… read more

Judge orders Giuliani to turn over assets to Georgia election officials

Rudy Giuliani has given much of his property — including his New York apartment, the city that made him mayor, and other valuable assets — to two Georgia election officials who have been seeking to recover a hefty defamation judgment for months. A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the property must be surrendered. . This order appoints Ruby Freeman and Shay Moss… read more

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