Georgia

In two states Biden claimed from Trump in 2020, some see hopes dashed while others dream big.

The picture so far shows high turnout, key demographic swings for Trump, with the GOP taking control of the Senate, while the House remains uncertain.

With this win, Harris’s path increasingly narrows.

‘Really the big dumps’ of ballots ’will come early as opposed to late,' says the official.

But the Georgia Supreme Court said the ballots won’t be counted until further instruction from the court.

Plaintiffs said the lack of poll watchers to observe the absentee ballot intake by local election officials compromised election integrity.

The Georgia secretary of state reported 4,004,588 ballots had been returned as the early voting period ended on Nov. 1.

As of Monday morning, more than 2.8 million people had voted so far in the Peach State, data show.

The ruling effectively reinforces a judge’s earlier ruling mandating that board members follow certification procedures by the Nov. 12 deadline.

The apparent attack targeted the battleground state’s absentee ballot portal.

The state’s election rules, recently passed by the State Election Board, will not be implemented during this election cycle.

Presidential candidates are homing in on key battleground states in the final stretch.

Trump won 11 percent of the state’s black vote in 2020, but he’s polling better in 2024. Conversations with Harris backers reveal a lack of spark.

Vice President Kamala Harris is underperforming among black voters, and black youth in particular, compared to Obama and Biden.

The highest number of early votes have been submitted in Fulton County.

‘We are thankful for our election workers at the counties and our voters,’ said a Georgia election official.

The judge found the State Election Board lacked authority to implement the rules.

As advance voting hits new highs, voters speak to The Epoch Times about their choices.

State law requires county election superintendents to certify election results by 5 p.m. on the Monday following the election.

The groups argued that power and internet outages, election office closures, and disruptions to the postal service are hindering registration efforts.

In two states Biden claimed from Trump in 2020, some see hopes dashed while others dream big.

The picture so far shows high turnout, key demographic swings for Trump, with the GOP taking control of the Senate, while the House remains uncertain.

With this win, Harris’s path increasingly narrows.

‘Really the big dumps’ of ballots ’will come early as opposed to late,' says the official.

But the Georgia Supreme Court said the ballots won’t be counted until further instruction from the court.

Plaintiffs said the lack of poll watchers to observe the absentee ballot intake by local election officials compromised election integrity.

The Georgia secretary of state reported 4,004,588 ballots had been returned as the early voting period ended on Nov. 1.

As of Monday morning, more than 2.8 million people had voted so far in the Peach State, data show.

The ruling effectively reinforces a judge’s earlier ruling mandating that board members follow certification procedures by the Nov. 12 deadline.

The apparent attack targeted the battleground state’s absentee ballot portal.

The state’s election rules, recently passed by the State Election Board, will not be implemented during this election cycle.

Presidential candidates are homing in on key battleground states in the final stretch.

Trump won 11 percent of the state’s black vote in 2020, but he’s polling better in 2024. Conversations with Harris backers reveal a lack of spark.

Vice President Kamala Harris is underperforming among black voters, and black youth in particular, compared to Obama and Biden.

The highest number of early votes have been submitted in Fulton County.

‘We are thankful for our election workers at the counties and our voters,’ said a Georgia election official.

The judge found the State Election Board lacked authority to implement the rules.

As advance voting hits new highs, voters speak to The Epoch Times about their choices.

State law requires county election superintendents to certify election results by 5 p.m. on the Monday following the election.

The groups argued that power and internet outages, election office closures, and disruptions to the postal service are hindering registration efforts.