#Biden holds early lead in Arizona

#Biden holds early lead in Arizona

“#Biden holds early lead in Arizona” Former Vice President Joe Biden opened up an early lead over President Trump in Arizona, a state that has voted Republican in presidential elections for more than two decades. With about 75 percent of expected votes counted, Biden lead Trump by about eight percentage points, with a 53-45 lead,…

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#Police deploying for ahead of possible post-election protests

#Police deploying for ahead of possible post-election protests

“#Police deploying for ahead of possible post-election protests” The NYPD has deployed detectives from across the city to known protest locations such as the Brooklyn Bridge in preparation for election unrest, officials said Tuesday. More than 1,000 officers were deployed from Randall’s Island, where they were briefed on intelligence and potential agitators, to locations that…

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#One thing America needs is a lot less politics

#One thing America needs is a lot less politics

“#One thing America needs is a lot less politics” The day before Election Day, Reuters ran a story about the personal toll politics has taken on some peoples’ lives. Mayra Gomez told her 21-year-old son she’d be voting for Trump. He essentially disowned his own mother in response: “You are no longer my mother.” Gayle…

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#Anti-voting graffiti scrawled on WWI Museum in Kansas City

#Anti-voting graffiti scrawled on WWI Museum in Kansas City

“#Anti-voting graffiti scrawled on WWI Museum in Kansas City” The entrance to the National World War One Museum and Memorial in Kansas City was marked with anti-voting messages on Election Day before voters arrived at the polls. The museum said that its stonework was defaced early Tuesday, which also serves as a polling location. “We…

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#Federal Reserve staffers boost political giving to Democrats

#Federal Reserve staffers boost political giving to Democrats

“#Federal Reserve staffers boost political giving to Democrats” Federal Reserve staffers more than doubled their political donations during the 2020 election season, with most of their money going to Democrats. Employees of the central bank gave more than $1.1 million to political candidates and causes from the beginning of last year through Oct. 22, according…

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