U.S. District Judge James Peterson said a court decision that altered voting rules so close to the election would risk causing “chaos and confusion” for voters. Go to Source
A recent projection for the 2020 presidential election shows the unlikely, but not entirely impossible scenario, in which both Donald Trump and Joe Biden could end up with 269 electoral votes, falling short of the required majority to take the White House. Go to Source
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson confirmed Wednesday evening that he and his wife tested positive for the coronavirus, but said that they were both “fine.” Go to Source
County officials across Florida are divided as to whether or not they should enforce coronavirus mask mandates at the polls in November, prompting worries that their squabbling could foreshadow the country at large on election day. Go to Source
President Trump exited his news conference Wednesday, telling reporters he had an “emergency” phone call as they continued to heckle him with questions, particularly on the Breonna Taylor case. Go to Source
President Trump exited his news conference Wednesday, telling reporters he had an “emergency” phone call as they continued to heckle him with questions, particularly on the Breonna Taylor case. Go to Source
Arizona Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate Mark Kelly, said Wednesday that the winner of the closely followed Senate race should be sworn in without haste, as lawmakers in Washington gear up in the fight to fill the now vacant Supreme Court seat. Go to Source
Alaska Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski now says she cannot rule out voting to confirm a Trump nominee to the Supreme Court, days after she said she would not support filling the vacancy so close to an election. Go to Source
A judge ruled Wednesday that Eric Trump must testify before the election in response to a subpoena from the New York attorney general’s office as part of an investigation into whether the Trump organization improperly valued real estate assets in statements. Go to Source
The Senate Homeland Security and Finance Committees’ report on their investigation into Hunter Biden raises “the many and disturbing conflicts of interests” surrounding Joe Biden’s time as vice president. Go to Source
