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Congresswoman's Allegations of Voter Fraud Weren't Illegal "Undue Influence" on Voters

From Rud v. Fischbach, decided Wednesday by Administrative Law Judge Barbara Case of the Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings: Respondent Michelle Fischbach is a United States Congresswoman representing Minnesota's Seventh Congressional District. She is seeking reelection to that office in the general election to be held on November 8, 2022….…

Reason

Trump stokes Arizona election conspiracy

Right-wing media amplified false claims of voter fraud after Maricopa County tabulation machines malfunction

Salon

VoteCast: Inflation, democracy drive demoralized US voters

The AP VoteCast survey shows that voters have become deeply discouraged about the state of America and its future

The Independent UK

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Voters hit the polls for the midterms, man sues Chicago cop he claims forced false confession and more in your Chicago news roundup

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Chicago Sun-Times

New Yorkers vote with abortion, crime and other hot-button issues in mind

NEW YORK — New York City voters had abortion, crime and climate change on their minds Tuesday while they cast their ballots for governor and other key local races.

Tribune News Service

Lexington voters focused on issues and amendments on the ballot

Sunny skies were abundant as voters went to the polls across the Commonwealth

WEKU

Legal challenges play out as voters cast ballots in midterms

Election legal challenges were playing out Tuesday as voters cast ballots across the country in the midterm elections

The Independent UK

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Voters hold political fate of US in their hands as they cast midterm ballots

Voters across the US described a range of urgent concerns, from reproductive rights to anxieties about the economy and crime

The Guardian - US

Midterms 2022: The unexpected challenges for Election Day voters

There were at least 127 election and voting-related lawsuits filed this year.

Axios

No NBA Games Are Being Played Tuesday for Election Day

All 30 of the league’s teams were in action on Monday to encourage voter participation during the day off.

Sports Illustrated

Voting laws at issue as states decide scores of ballot items

Voters in several states are deciding measures that could affect the way they cast ballots in future elections

The Independent UK

Texas votes: Abortion, border security and marijuana energize voters on Election Day

Texas voters cast their ballots Tuesday with a wide variety of issues on their minds, including the state’s grid and the Uvalde shooting.

The Texas Tribune

Nevada Voters Could Smash the Two-Party Duopoly

Abolishing party-specific primary elections makes a lot of sense, and might help steer American democracy back towards the center.

Reason

US voters from around the country outline their key issues in midterms

From abortion and gun control to white supremacism and the economy, these matters are top of mind in midterms

The Guardian - US

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Americans in battleground states on why they’re voting: ‘I fear I won’t have rights’

From women’s rights to the economy, hear what’s driving voters in Georgia, Nevada and Ohio to the polls

Los Angeles Times

Arizona election officials brace for impact in battle against conspiracy theories

PHOENIX — Two years after former President Donald Trump attempted to overturn his loss to Joe Biden, the electoral process remains in the shadow of the 2020 election, plagued by threats to election workers, efforts to misinform or intimidate voters and the rise of far-right candidates who have echoed false…

Fortune

How abortion and the economy will affect today's midterms

The economy and abortion are top concerns for voters in Tuesday's midterm elections. But women's poll turnout may influence who's appointed in several key races.

The Independent UK

GOP Sheriff Lombardo challenges Sisolak for Nevada governor

Nevada voters who haven't already cast early or mail-in ballots are heading to the polls to decide whether to keep first-term Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak or replace him with Republican Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo

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The Guardian - US

What are the factors shaping voters’ choices in the US midterms 2022?

Midterm elections tend to follow a predictable pattern – but could redistricting, restrictions and issues such as abortion change that?

Fortune

Why are Americans OK with voter suppression? We asked more than 1,200 voters–and they failed to appreciate the impact of restrictions on their own turnout

Americans are less likely to vote when polling stations are far away or when it's raining–but they underestimate the effect of friction on their behavior.

France 24

Control of US Senate may hinge on Georgia run-off election

The Georgia Senate race goes to a run-off on December 6 after neither Republican Herschel Walker nor Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock garnered more than 50 percent of the vote. Republicans were favoured to win control of the House going into the midterms but key races in both chambers remain too…

Daily Mirror

US midterms: Elon Musk tells Americans who to vote for in 'hypocritical' U-turn

Having previously said that Twitter should remain 'politically neutral' in order to earn 'public trust', new owner Elon Musk is now pushing his political views onto voters

The Independent UK

How to vote in the midterm elections

Where is my polling place? How can I check if I’m registered to vote?

The Guardian - US

When will we know who won US midterm races — and what to expect on election night

We may not know the winner of key races until later in the week – here’s what to look out for on election night and the days and weeks after

The Texas Tribune

It’s Election Day. Here’s what you need to vote in Texas.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day. Here’s what’s on the ballot, what you’ll need to vote, how to get help and how to find election results.

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