How US midterm elections work | #alaska | #politics
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- October 29, 2022
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CNN — Whether you’re the most hardened of political junkies or you only tune in every other November to vote, it’s always a good idea to brush up on some of the terms you hear thrown around during election season and remind yourself who is up for election and how CNN assesses these races. Here […]
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Democrats are facing stiff battles for governor in these key states | #alaska | #politics
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CNN — Democratic nominees for governor are facing the stiffest competition this year as the party tries to hold on to its gains from the “blue wave” of 2018, even though Republicans are defending more governorships in November. Democrats hold 16 of the 36 gubernatorial seats on the ballot, including in key states like Arizona, […]
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More women are running against each other for governor this year than ever before | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
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- October 5, 2022
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CNN — As she vies to become Arizona’s next governor, Kari Lake has told supporters they can call her “Trump in a dress any day.” She has courted female voters by describing herself as a “Mama Bear” compelled to run by her anger about Covid-19 restrictions. And she warns drug cartels she would be a […]
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Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin refuses to say whether Donald Trump should stop pushing the 2020 election lie | #elections | #alabama
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- July 11, 2022
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CNN — Donald Trump has turned the 2020 election into a litmus test. Say that massive fraud was committed and that he should/would have won and he might endorse you – or at least say something nice about you. Admit that Joe Biden won and/or that Trump is hurting the party by his continued focus […]
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Louisville, Kentucky, Mayor Greg Fischer allegedly punched, police searching for suspect
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- June 19, 2022
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CNN — Police in Louisville, Kentucky, are searching for a suspect they believe punched the city’s mayor at a popular downtown event complex Saturday. “Earlier this evening, while at Fourth Street Live, Mayor (Greg) Fischer was punched by an individual,” the Louisville Metro Police Department said in a Facebook post. “The Mayor is doing fine.” […]
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Chattanooga shooting: Mayor vows to treat gun violence ‘like the crisis it is’ after the city’s second mass shooting within 8 days
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CNN — The mayor of Chattanooga, Tennessee, vowed to treat gun violence “like the crisis that it is” after the city saw its second mass shooting in just over a week early Sunday. Three people were killed and at least 14 others were injured after gunfire erupted at a nightclub just before 2:45 a.m., with […]
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Takeaways from Tuesday’s primaries in Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas and more
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- May 25, 2022
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Atlanta, Georgia CNN — Republican voters in Georgia on Tuesday showed there are limits to how seriously the party will entertain former President Donald Trump’s grievances. Election deniers endorsed by Trump were trounced in a series of primaries against Republican officials who had rejected the former President lies about the 2020 election being stolen – […]
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Arkansas GOP governor says state’s near-total abortion ban should be ‘revisited’ if Roe is reversed
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- May 22, 2022
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Washington CNN — Arkansas’ near-total abortion ban should be “revisited” to provide exceptions for instances of rape or incest should the Supreme Court overturn Roe v. Wade, the state’s Republican governor said Sunday. “While it’s still life in the womb, life of the unborn, the conception was under criminal circumstances, either incest or rape. And […]
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