As Donald Trump returns to the White House, he has built the most formidable foundation of Republican electoral strength since the Ronald Reagan era in the 1980s.
(And even in North Carolina, he won an unexpectedly comfortable 183,000-vote victory.) Perhaps most significantly in shifting the Electoral College map, Trump has tipped Ohio and Florida — the ...
Party leaders disagree sharply on how to interpret the losses that gave Republicans complete control of the federal ...
It’s an unlikely battleground seat – Whitlam and its predecessor Throsby have been comfortably in Labor hands since its creation in 1984 ... to redraw the electoral map.
The Democratic National Committee chose Mr. Martin, the leader of the Minnesota Democrats, to help oversee a demoralized ...
(And even in North Carolina, he won an unexpectedly comfortable 183,000-vote victory.) Perhaps most significantly in shifting the Electoral College map, Trump has tipped Ohio and Florida — the ...
One New Hampshire state senator is hoping to change the Granite State’s distribution of electoral college votes ahead of the next presidential election. Senate Bill 11 would change the ...
It is pathetic the ”experts” already know how the electoral votes of at least forty states will be cast in the 2028 presidential election without a single candidate having been nominated or ...
HEARINGS ARE UNDERWAY NOW ON LEGISLATION AT THE STATE HOUSE TO CHANGE HOW NEW HAMPSHIRE ALLOCATES ITS ELECTORAL VOTES. AS NEWS NINE FIRST REPORTED LAST WEEK, SENATE REPUBLICANS ARE ADVANCING A ...
Gannon doubled down that his primary goal is protecting voters, noting that in 2000, Democratic nominee Al Gore could’ve picked one up if New Hampshire had split its electoral college votes ...
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and political parties under the auspices of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) have agreed on blueprints to tackle vote-buying and electoral ...
his 312 electoral votes were only a handful more than Biden’s 306 in 2020 — and far less than Obama’s 365 in 2008 or Ronald Reagan’s 525 in 1984. These rebuttals are all true. Yet they ...