2 Republican States May Manipulate Electoral College Outcome to Favor Trump
Two Republican-led states are demonstrating how the Electoral College can be gamed, in more ways than most voters realize (and even in the middle of a campaign season), in order for state lawmakers to boost their preferred presidential candidate — in this case, Donald Trump.
SA vetoed an expense approval for a College Republicans speaker event featuring a convicted Jan. 6 Capitol riot participant.
For months, Nebraska and Maine have engaged in a standoff over possible changes to their electoral college votes, but a ...
Tarrant County GOP criticizes Republican county commissioners who voted for polling locations at eight college campuses.
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what's the radioactive fallout at the top of the ticket along with down the ballot for Republicans here in North Carolina?" ...
These days, one can reasonably wonder how many Republicans believe in the ideal of democracy — in which (since we are all ...
In the most contested races for control of the U.S. House, many Republican candidates are speaking up about women’s rights to ...
A new Emerson College Poll shows Republicans Mike Braun and Todd Rokita with solid leads in their statewide races. Braun is ...
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'Nightmare': Columnist warns Republicans' electoral college plot could undo U.S. democracyA quiet midwestern congressional district represents a more serious threat to American democracy than the bullets flying at ...
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