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Hundreds Of College Students Wait In Line To Vote

College students at Arizona State University show determination and civic engagement by waiting in long lines to vote on contentious issues.

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Donald Trump wins Texas’ 40 electoral votes

The win continues the state’s streak of going red in every presidential election since it went for Jimmy Carter in 1976.

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NY, CA House races could decide control

There are at least 13 competitive races between the two states, which play a pivotal role in 2024

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What is ‘ballot curing’? Election expert explains the method for fixing errors made when voters cast their ballots

Most Americans used to vote on Election Day, and a small percentage of voters cast their ballots as absentee voters through the mail. That changed starting in the late 1970s, when some states began to allow no-excuse absentee voting and early in-person voting. Many more states chose to add these…

The Conversation

Asian Markets Rise With Dollar, Bitcoin As Early US Results Roll In

Most Asian markets rose with the dollar and bitcoin on Wednesday as traders await the outcome of the knife-edge US presidential election, with bets increasing on a Donald Trump victory as early results rolled in.

International Business Times

Josh Stein beats Mark Robinson in North Carolina governor’s race

Democrat becomes first Jewish governor in state history after defeating controversial Republican candidate

The Guardian - US

Republican Jim Justice flips US Senate seat from West Virginia after Manchin retirement

Jim Justice has won a U.S. Senate race from West Virginia, flipping a seat to the Republican Party

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Trump Takes Edge With Independent Voters in Georgia, new Swing State Exit Poll Reveals

Trump seemingly took an edge on independent voters in the first hour after polls closed in the Peach State, according to a CNN exit poll.

Latin Times

Pop-up Concerts Try To Soothe Anxious Voters As US Goes To Polls

An enthusiastic DJ blared out pop tracks Tuesday, urging voters to bop along with dancers in multi-colored sequined shorts -- one small effort outside an Arizona polling station to soothe Election Day nerves running high across the United States.

International Business Times

Republican Sen. Rick Scott Wins Second Term In Florida

Republican Senator Rick Scott wins Florida Senate race, poised for leadership role. GOP's enduring influence in Florida politics highlighted.

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MAGA Ally Rick Scott Keeps Florida Senate Seat as Trump Wins Sunshine State

The incumbent beat challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell by a larger margin than expected

Latin Times

Who knows if they’re voting, but Americans sure are posting (including Ivanka Trump)

Young progressives are finally free to libmaxx, and Ivanka Trump shares an important message on election eve.

Crikey

Frustrated Arab and Muslim voters in New Jersey divided on which candidate will bring change

Israel’s war in Gaza, funded with substantial US support, has inspired some to back the Green party, while others call Kamala Harris the ‘the best of the worst’

The Guardian - US

GOP wins Senate as Moreno wins Ohio

The toss-up Senate race in Ohio was crucial in Democrats' fight to maintain control of the upper chamber

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Latin Times

Top Philadelphia Republican Slams Trump Claim of 'Massive' Vote Cheating in City: 'There Is Absolutely No Truth to This'

Seth Bluestein, a Republican city commissioner for Philadelphia, asserted that "Voting in Philadelphia has been safe and secure."

Evening Standard

What the papers say – November 6

The US presidential election dominates the front pages of Wednesday’s newspapers.

Evening Standard

Polls begin to close in US elections, as Trump and Harris vie for presidency

The Republican candidate is projected to win the states of Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia, while Ms Harris is expected to win Vermont.

Crikey

In Washington, an eerie quiet belies the election’s final turbulent moments

When I ask Democrat voters what they’ll do if the Republicans win, they don’t just grimace — they bury their faces in their hands, go silent.

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International Business Times

Harris Or Trump? First Polls Close As US Nervously Awaits Result

The first polls closed Tuesday in the volatile White House race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump as a divided nation anxiously awaited the result of one of the tightest elections in US history.

Latin Times

Arizona Voters to Decide if Local Police Can Arrest Migrants, Though New Law's Future is Uncertain

Texas, Iowa, and Oklahoma have tried to pass state-level immigration laws, but efforts have been consistently blocked by federal courts.

Crikey

The real voter fraud: Nine ways Republicans are trying to steal this election

Trump supporters might scream ‘Stop the Steal’, but it’s Republicans who are trying to steal the election with voter suppression.

Latin Times

Green Parties Around the World Ask Jill Stein to Quit Race, Back Kamala Harris: She's 'the Only Candidate Who Can Block Donald Trump'

A coalition of Green Party leaders from European countries implored US Green Party leader, Dr. Jill Stein, to drop out of the presidential race and support the campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris.

The Guardian - UK

Trump tariffs would halve UK growth and push up prices, says thinktank

NIESR warns British economy would be one of the worst affected by protectionist policies

Evening Standard

UK-based Democrats gather at London bar to support Kamala Harris

Democratic supporters posed for photos with a cardboard cutout of Kamala Harris.

International Business Times

Trump Claims Paper 'More Sophisticated Now Than Computers' After Voting in Florida

The bizarre assertion outside a polling place in Palm Beach came as he repeated his unfounded criticism of America's voting systems.

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