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Trump Wants California To Enact Voter ID Law Before Granting Fire Aid

The Western state has been battling fierce wildfires for weeks.
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Latino Voters May Be Changing Their Allegiances. It Could Change Their Influence, Too.

The Voting Rights Act protects certain Latino majority districts so long as racially polarized voting and minority political cohesion exist.
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U.S. Imposes Sanctions On Russian, Iranian Groups Over Disinformation Targeting American Voters

U.S. intelligence agencies have blamed the Iranian government for seeking to encourage protests in the U.S. over Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza.
By David Klepper, AP

Trump Has Pressed For Voting Changes. GOP Majorities In Congress Will Try To Make That Happen

Republicans are likely to face opposition from Democrats and have little wiggle room with their narrow majorities in both the House and Senate.
By Christina A. Cassidy, AP

Snoop Dogg Stuns Fans With Election Confession

Frustrated fans on social media noted that Snoop was previously anti-Trump, but he stayed out of the fray this year.
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Voters Reject Attempts To Put Ranked Choice Voting In Place In Several States

Advocates hoped for big victories to build momentum for a system they say gives voters better choices at the ballot box.
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5 People Reveal The Lengths They Went Through To Vote In Person — And They're Wild

Voters share the commute time, cost and big hurdles they overcame to cast their ballot.
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Here's How To Check If Your Vote Was Counted

Here's how to find out the status of your ballot in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
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Ohio Sheriff’s Lieutenant Vows Not To Help Democratic Voters If They Need Aid

Lt. John Rodgers, who reportedly said he would need "proof of who you voted for" before rendering aid, later blamed sleep medication for his comments.
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Federal Judge Lets Iowa Keep Challenging Voter Rolls Despite Potential Impact On Naturalized Citizens

A federal judge has ruled that Iowa can continue challenging the validity of hundreds of ballots from potential noncitizens.
By JOHN HANNA and MICHAEL GOLDBERG, AP
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