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Division of Elections to Begin Absentee Ballot Count

By Lauren Gilliam | Office of the Governor on Nov 10, 2020   Featured, Politics, State  

Division of Elections to Begin Absentee Ballot Count

(Juneau, AK) – Monday Alaska Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer, with the Alaska Division of Elections, released the schedule for conducting absentee ballot counts on Tuesday, November 10th. Updated counts will be released twice daily: at 5:00pm AKST and again at close of business. “It is the mission of my office and the Division of Elections […]

In Desperation Mode, Trump Planning to Hold Rallies and Display Obits of Supposedly Dead Voters

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on Nov 9, 2020   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

In Desperation Mode, Trump Planning to Hold Rallies and Display Obits of Supposedly Dead Voters

“Refusing to concede and launching a bunch of lawsuits is one thing. Staging big rallies to gin up his supporters against the president-elect seems like an order of magnitude worse.” In an increasingly flailing effort to undercut the legitimacy of his election loss at the hands of Joe Biden, President Donald Trump’s legal team and remaining campaign […]

Joe Biden Is Projected to Win US Presidential Election

By Ken Bredemeier | VOA on Nov 7, 2020   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Joe Biden Is Projected to Win US Presidential Election

WASHINGTON – Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, a fixture in Washington political circles for nearly a half century, has been projected the winner of the U.S. presidency and stands to be inaugurated January 20, becoming the country’s oldest leader ever. Biden, a Democrat who served 36 years in the U.S. Senate and eight years […]

“I’d Put the Heads on Pikes”: Former Trump Adviser Steve Bannon Calls for Beheading of Fauci and FBI Chief

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on Nov 6, 2020   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

“I’d Put the Heads on Pikes”: Former Trump Adviser Steve Bannon Calls for Beheading of Fauci and FBI Chief

  “Former top White House aide is advocating for the murder of two government officials for being disloyal to Donald Trump.” In the middle of a tense election battle in which fears of right-wing militia violence are already running high, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon took the incendiary rhetoric to a dangerous new level Thursday […]

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