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These 7 swing states will decide the 2024 election. They’re all too close to call

The states hold 93 electoral college votes

The Independent UK

Trump Has Two 'Longshot' Paths to Deny Election Results If He Loses, Election Experts Say

There are new guardrails to prevent attempts to overturn the Electoral College results. However, there are still ways in which the process could be challenged

Latin Times

Seven Swing States Crucial In Electing Next US President

Learn about the pivotal role of swing states in the US presidential election and how they can sway the balance of power.

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US election: Puerto Rican voters could deliver Donald Trump an unwelcome ‘October surprise’

As it moves into the final week, the US election campaign remains so tight that most commentators are calling it a toss-up. But Donald Trump’s campaign may have just dealt itself its own “October surprise” – something no candidate for the US president wants as it stands for a last-minute…

The Conversation

What happens if there’s an Electoral College tie - and what happened the year there was

Only once in US history has the president not been chosen by the Electoral College, since the current system came into play.

The Independent UK

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US presidential election remains very close; late counting in Australian elections

The United States presidential election will be held on November 5. In analyst Nate Silver’s aggregate of national polls, Democrat Kamala Harris leads Republican Donald Trump by 48.6–47.4, a gain for Trump since last Wednesday, when Harris led by 48.8–47.2. Harris’ national lead peaked on October 2, when she led…

The Conversation

Independents are split evenly between Trump and Harris - and that might be bad news for the VP on election day

While vice president has regained narrow lead among likely voters, the race is close enough for it to be unclear who’s likely to win Electoral College

The Independent UK

These seven states will decide the election. Here’s what we learned reporting on the ground

The White House is won not by popular vote but electoral college votes taken state by state. These races are incredibly close

The Guardian - US

US voters brace for 'dangerous moment' as election looms

The United States is heading for a historic presidential election that will see the first woman of colour lead a major party ticket, with just 2 percent of the world's population eligible to vote in a contest that could reshape global politics.

Radio France Internationale

US election 2024: What is the Electoral College?

Magic number of 270 votes is needed to win the White House

Evening Standard

Dispatch from Pennsylvania: How marketing affects swing voters as U.S. election looms

Americans will soon elect their next president after a race for the White House that is essentially tied. From a marketing perspective, think of Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris as each holding 45 per cent market share. The remaining 10 per cent includes undecided voters and people disinclined…

The Conversation

Grand Canyon-sized politics - Roll Call

Candidates and supporters withstood triple-digit temperatures at rallies and other events in pursuit of Arizona's 11 Electoral College votes.

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LNP lead reduced as Queensland election approaches; US election remains very close

The Queensland state election is this Saturday, with polls closing at 7pm AEDT. There are 93 single-member seats, with Queensland having no upper house. At the 2020 election, Labor won 52 of the 93 seats, the Liberal National Party (LNP) 34 and all others seven. Labor won the two-party statewide…

Roll Call

US details how foreign powers could try to sow discord after voting - Roll Call

Foreign countries might push to disrupt or delay time-sensitive processes and seek to meddle during various parts of the election process.

The Independent UK

How the US presidential election certification process works

Here’s a look at how the presidential election certification process works

The Conversation

Don’t panic reading ‘electoral process porn’: There are plenty of safeguards to make sure voters’ wishes are respected

You’ve probably seen them: alarming columns or stories with alarming headlines about how somebody is going to exploit an obscure provision in election law to undo the 2024 presidential election and toss it to the House of Representatives. Your vote won’t count, and democracy will go to hell.

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Nebraska’s blue dot: Honestly, it’s for everyone - Roll Call

It's not surprising that GOP Rep. Don Bacon, in a fight for reelection against Democrat Tony Vargas, has emphasized bipartisanship.

The Conversation

Labor retains office at ACT election; US presidential election remains on a knife’s edge

The Labor Party has won a seventh consecutive ACT election.

The Guardian - US

US electoral college explained: how many votes does each state have?

Every four years, electoral college members meet in all 50 states and cast their votes – here’s what to know

The Guardian - US

The electoral college has become a gun held to the head of US democracy

Created as a constitutional afterthought, the system now holds millions of voters hostage to a handful of counties

Al Jazeera

Record turnout in Georgia state as early voting begins in US election

Georgia is one of several key battleground states set to decide the election, with turnout showing voter enthusiasm.

Salon

No one uses electoral college except US

US only democracy in the world where a presidential candidate can get the most popular votes and still lose

The Conversation

No country still uses an electoral college − except the US

The United States is the only democracy in the world where a presidential candidate can get the most popular votes and still lose the election. Thanks to the Electoral College, that has happened five times in the country’s history. The most recent examples are from 2000, when Al Gore won…

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