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US Election 2024: Key Issues For Gen Z Voters And Who They Are Voting For
Gen Z voters are focusing on several key issues including climate change, social justice, economic opportunities, healthcare access, and student debt relief.
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Mysterious Robocalls Urge Voters To Stay Home On US Election Day
Voters in several US states have received mysterious robocalls urging them to stay home on Election Day, according to state and party officials.
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On US Election Day, Trump Says He Feels "Very Good" About Chances For Victory
US President Donald Trump said he felt good about his chances for victory as the election opened Tuesday, predicting that he would register big victories in key states such as Florida and Arizona.
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Americans Brace For Election Day With Faces Masked, Stores Boarded Up
Millions of Americans will cast ballots on Tuesday in an Election Day unlike any other, braving the threat of COVID-19 and the potential for violence and intimidation after one of the most polarizing presidential races in US history.
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A Student Was Punished For Filming Professor's Anti-Trump Speech. Then Came The Backlash.
When suspending Caleb O'Neil for recording his professor's speech against then-President-elect Donald Trump, the dean of Orange Coast College said that the punishment should make the student "truly think through your actions and the consequences of those actions."
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Election Day 2016: Twitter Breaks 2012 Record With 35 Million Tweets
As of the third quarter of 2016, the micro-blogging service averaged at 317 million monthly active users.
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Donald Trump Surges, Canada's Immigration Website Crashes Under the Load
With Americans expecting the Republican candidate to become President, panicked citizens have brought down their northern neighbour's immigration website.
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Election Day 2016: US Astronaut Casts His Ballot From Space
Shane Kimbrough, 45, who arrived on board the ISS in mid-October, exercised his right to vote from the space platform.
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US Election: Voters Report Long Lines, Intimidation And Confusion
As voters flooded polling places across the country on Election Day, some reported problems such as long lines, confusion and voter intimidation in states ranging from Texas to Pennsylvania.
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Facebook Partners With News Outlets For Election Day Live Video Blitz
Facebook said on Monday it would partner with 50 broadcast stations, print and online publications for an Election Day live video blitz, as the social media company aims to build on the momentum of its popular Facebook Live video streaming service.
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The Rise Of Racism And Bigotry
As the United States goes to the polls on November 8, the world waits with baited breath. Polls are increasingly tightening, with Hillary Clinton leading by 11 points a week ago and cratering to 3 points currently. Donald Trump is the closest he's been to the presidency till date.
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Posting A Ballot Selfie? Better Check Your State Laws First
You probably already know whether you'll vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton on Election Day, leaving one important question to consider when you walk into your polling place: Is it OK to take a picture of your ballot?
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Trump Declares War On The Republican Party Four Weeks Before Election Day
Donald Trump declared war on the Republican establishment Tuesday, lashing out at House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (Wisconsin), Sen. John McCain (Arizona) and other GOP elected officials as his supporters geared up to join the fight amid extraordinary turmoil within the party just four weeks before Election Day.
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A New Worry For Clinton - Trump's Struggles May Depress Democratic Voter Turnout
Hillary Clinton's campaign is confronting an emerging risk to her presidential ambitions - if Donald Trump continues to trail her in opinion polls many Democrats may simply stay at home on Election Day.
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Tim Kaine, Mike Pence Clash From Start Of Vice Presidential Debate
Vice presidential hopefuls Tim Kaine and Mike Pence launched into their only debate of the campaign Tuesday, immediately clashing on the reputations and experiences of their bosses chasing the White House.
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US Election 2024: Key Issues For Gen Z Voters And Who They Are Voting For
Gen Z voters are focusing on several key issues including climate change, social justice, economic opportunities, healthcare access, and student debt relief.
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Mysterious Robocalls Urge Voters To Stay Home On US Election Day
Voters in several US states have received mysterious robocalls urging them to stay home on Election Day, according to state and party officials.
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On US Election Day, Trump Says He Feels "Very Good" About Chances For Victory
US President Donald Trump said he felt good about his chances for victory as the election opened Tuesday, predicting that he would register big victories in key states such as Florida and Arizona.
-
Americans Brace For Election Day With Faces Masked, Stores Boarded Up
Millions of Americans will cast ballots on Tuesday in an Election Day unlike any other, braving the threat of COVID-19 and the potential for violence and intimidation after one of the most polarizing presidential races in US history.
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A Student Was Punished For Filming Professor's Anti-Trump Speech. Then Came The Backlash.
When suspending Caleb O'Neil for recording his professor's speech against then-President-elect Donald Trump, the dean of Orange Coast College said that the punishment should make the student "truly think through your actions and the consequences of those actions."
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Election Day 2016: Twitter Breaks 2012 Record With 35 Million Tweets
As of the third quarter of 2016, the micro-blogging service averaged at 317 million monthly active users.
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Donald Trump Surges, Canada's Immigration Website Crashes Under the Load
With Americans expecting the Republican candidate to become President, panicked citizens have brought down their northern neighbour's immigration website.
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Election Day 2016: US Astronaut Casts His Ballot From Space
Shane Kimbrough, 45, who arrived on board the ISS in mid-October, exercised his right to vote from the space platform.
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US Election: Voters Report Long Lines, Intimidation And Confusion
As voters flooded polling places across the country on Election Day, some reported problems such as long lines, confusion and voter intimidation in states ranging from Texas to Pennsylvania.
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Facebook Partners With News Outlets For Election Day Live Video Blitz
Facebook said on Monday it would partner with 50 broadcast stations, print and online publications for an Election Day live video blitz, as the social media company aims to build on the momentum of its popular Facebook Live video streaming service.
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The Rise Of Racism And Bigotry
As the United States goes to the polls on November 8, the world waits with baited breath. Polls are increasingly tightening, with Hillary Clinton leading by 11 points a week ago and cratering to 3 points currently. Donald Trump is the closest he's been to the presidency till date.
-
Posting A Ballot Selfie? Better Check Your State Laws First
You probably already know whether you'll vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton on Election Day, leaving one important question to consider when you walk into your polling place: Is it OK to take a picture of your ballot?
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Trump Declares War On The Republican Party Four Weeks Before Election Day
Donald Trump declared war on the Republican establishment Tuesday, lashing out at House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (Wisconsin), Sen. John McCain (Arizona) and other GOP elected officials as his supporters geared up to join the fight amid extraordinary turmoil within the party just four weeks before Election Day.
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A New Worry For Clinton - Trump's Struggles May Depress Democratic Voter Turnout
Hillary Clinton's campaign is confronting an emerging risk to her presidential ambitions - if Donald Trump continues to trail her in opinion polls many Democrats may simply stay at home on Election Day.
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Tim Kaine, Mike Pence Clash From Start Of Vice Presidential Debate
Vice presidential hopefuls Tim Kaine and Mike Pence launched into their only debate of the campaign Tuesday, immediately clashing on the reputations and experiences of their bosses chasing the White House.
