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A New Generation of Poll Workers
“We came up with the idea to focus on recruiting high school and college students to become poll workers for the election.”
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North Jersey Democrats Hope to Make Recent Gains Stick
The Blue Wave came crashing.
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Biden’s back on the campaign trail after testing negative for COVID-19
Biden said that the president’s diagnosis showed the importance of taking the virus more seriously.
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NJ voters get ready for mail-in voting
According to NJ Spotlight News, about 4 million ballots are expected to be cast, and nearly all of them are likely to be mailed in or dropped off at secure locations.
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Republican Senate majority poised to replace RBG with Trump’s pick
Now some Democratic voters fear what will come next.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
On the heels of revelation that Trump downplayed the covid threat, voters question rallies resuming
The widening schism between Trump supporters and non-Trump supporters is all too apparent in recent times, especially as they relate to his recent rallies.
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Bernie drops out
The presidental campaign of Bernie Sanders has come to an end.
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Latino Voters Rally Behind “Tío Bernie”
Tío Bernie (Uncle Bernie), as Hispanic supporters nicknamed Sanders, has won big among Latinos acrossin the early primaries.
Special Report: New Hampshire Primary 2020
More Black Voters are with Bernie
After watching Joe Biden stumble, some Black voters are flocking to Senator Bernie Sanders, who they believe is a better choice for their community.
Special Report: New Hampshire Primary 2020
New Hampshire’s Gen Z voters focus on issues
Energized Gen Z voters are everywhere on the eve of the New Hampshire Primary.