Judges in Michigan and Georgia courts dismiss suits. On Thursday, the Trump campaign filed lawsuits in several states to challenge the ongoing process of counting all the legally…
Read More2020 Presidential Election
Senate Control Hangs on Uncalled States
More votes remain to be counted. Vote counts are continuing in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Arizona, and Alaska, but only three of them had U.S. Senate races…
Read More
Presidential Race Narrows
Millions of votes are yet uncounted. As of early Wednesday, the presidential election hangs in the balance. There remain a handful of closely-fought states yet to decide the…
Read More
Americans Head to the Polls
Even before Election Day, nearly 100 million ballots had already been cast. Tens of millions of Americans are heading to the polls to cast their vote for the…
Read More
White House Security Reinforced
Post-election unrest predicted for nation’s capital. Federal authorities are boosting safety measures surrounding the White House in advance of Election Day. One new measure will be a “non-scalable”…
Read More
Appeals Court Rules on Minnesota Election Extension
State’s plan to extend receipt of absentee ballots deemed unconstitutional. A U.S. Federal court of appeals issued its ruling last Thursday on the legality of Minnesota’s plan to…
Read More
President Promises Stimulus After Election
White House will return to negotiations with Congress after November 3. This past week, President Trump laid out his administration’s plan to bring much-needed COVID-19 relief to economically…
Read More
State Leaders Concerned About Election Day Unrest
Some are considering deployment of National Guard. State and city governments along with federal law enforcement agencies and business leaders across the country are making plans to deal…
Read More
Early Voting Turn Out Exceeds 2016
With one week to Election Day, both parties watch tally carefully. As the nation nears Election Day, an overwhelming number of voters have already made their voices heard…
Read More
Supreme Court Blocks Alabama Curbside Voting
Voters must appear in person. The Supreme Court announced this past week that the Justices of the Court had made a determination on the legality of Alabama’s curb-side…
Read More