More than 54 million people have already voted. Here's how that compares with past elections.
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 4 hours agoElections Project. Eligible voters include people living overseas but not non-citizens or people...
POLICE ROUNDUP Oct. 11-18: Dover
Dover Post· 4 days agoDelaware State Police arrested Edwin V. Berry, 59, of Dover on felony criminal charges after police said he choked an acquaintance Oct. 18. Troopers...
The Real Reason Behind the Gender Gap in American Politics
Time Magazine· 23 hours agoAs the electoral odds facing President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have...
WATCH AGAIN: Commitment 2020: Understanding the Amendments
WDSU New Orleans· 15 hours agoThis is Commitment 2020 and the box you check could mean changes across the state of Louisiana....
Two weeks from Election Day, how Trump's approval rating compares to past presidents'
Newsweek· 4 days agoTwo weeks out from the election, President Donald Trump's approval rating sits above the level of...
26 celebrities who have revealed who they are voting for this year
INSIDER via Yahoo News· 2 days agoEach day, more celebrities are coming out in support of both Donald Trump and Joe Biden. After...
Ironton takes on Johnnies in playoff showdown
The Huntington Herald-Dispatch· 3 days agoSaturday in the Ohio Division V, Region 19 playoff quarterfinals. The Johnnies, like Ironton a traditional state power, defeated the Tigers 34-7 in the...
13 district judges to sit with Kansas Supreme Court in October
WIBW Topeka· 4 days agoThe Kansas Supreme Court will have had 13 district court judge guests by the end of its October docket. The Kansas Supreme Court says 13 district judges will join it to hear and help decide ...
Robert Reich: Republicans hate government intrusion? Tell that to Amy Coney Barrett | Opinion
Newsweek· 4 days agoPresident Donald Trump and many Republicans insist that the decisions on whether to wear a mask, go to a bar or gym, work in person or attend school during a pandemic should be personal. Government should play no role.
Could battleground Ohio be decided by which ballots are tossed out for breaking the rules?
The Columbus Dispatch· 6 days agoWith polls showing Ohio emerging as the most competitive state in the 2020 presidential election,...
