Judge Orders DOJ and DHS to Stand Down on Prosecution Threats Against Election Workers Before Tuesday's Vote
A federal judge in California has temporarily barred the Justice Department and DHS from threatening election workers with prosecution or demanding they set aside ballots, two days before the Nov. 3 midterms.
A federal judge in California has temporarily barred the Justice Department and DHS from threatening election workers with prosecution or demanding they set aside ballots, two days before the Nov. 3 midterms.
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About 135,900 Kentuckians voted on the first day of no-excuse early voting, roughly two-thirds more than on the same day in 2022, and registered Democrats outnumbered Republicans in the opening-day count.
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The Nueces River Authority has picked IDE Technologies, an Israeli desalination company, to finance, build and own a planned 100-million-gallon-per-day seawater plant on Harbor Island near Corpus Christi, part of a project estimated at $6.4 billion.
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Kentucky's three-day no-excuse early voting window opens today, and Jefferson County voters can cast ballots from their cars for the first time at the Kentucky Exposition Center.
Kacee Allen walks through the day's news: about 135,900 Kentuckians voted on the first day of no-excuse early voting, roughly two-thirds more than on the same day in 2022.