Harris set to campaign in Texas with Cruz opponent Allred
The Friday stop in Houston will focus on the impact of abortion bans.
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Harris outraises and outspends Trump in SeptemberNew campaign finance reports show that the vice president had more money headed into the final weeks of the campaign, as well.
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The gender gap in Gen Z is real — and campaigns are paying attentionTrump and Harris are reaching out to the very online generation, going to the media that reaches young men and women to try to get them to the polls.
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Biden signs new rule aimed at reforming active-shooter drills in schoolsThe executive order focuses on the effectiveness of training while also reducing potential harms after hearing concerns of parents, students and educators across the country.
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Harris holds a big lead with Asian-American voters, new survey showsSupport for the Democratic ticket is back up to 2020 levels among AAPI voters, many of whom say racism and discrimination is their top issue.
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‘Preventable’ and ‘predictable’: In Atlanta, Harris addresses deaths tied to Georgia abortion ban"That story was the personification of the Black maternal health crisis," Harris campaign co-chair Sen. Laphonza Butler said of Harris’ retelling of Amber Nicole Thurman’s death at a Georgia campaign event.
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Abortion is quietly driving the voting conversation in Georgia — even if it isn’t on the ballotAnd the Harris campaign knows it.
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Second vote, same result: Senate Republicans block IVF protection billAll but two Republicans voted against Democrats’ bill. Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, the GOP vice presidential nominee, was not present.
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Harris calls lies spread by Trump about Haitian immigrants ‘a crying shame’The vice president and Democratic presidential nominee did not say whether she thought the federal government should help the Springfield, Ohio, community harmed by false rumors.
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How one group is trying to make more Gen Z votersOn National Voter Registration Day, When We All Vote executive director Beth Lynk discusses what it means to connect with ‘incredibly engaged’ young voters on the issues they care about most.