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Election 2024
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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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Missouri voters could undo their state’s abortion ban. Making abortion accessible is a different story.
Even before Roe v. Wade fell, a web of restrictions had made abortion largely unavailable in Missouri – particularly in the rural areas home to a third of the state’s residents.
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Harris is courting voters from the opposing party. Trump, not so much.
Harris and former GOP Rep. Liz Cheney spoke in three swing states in a bipartisan show of unity as Trump demonizes his opponents in increasingly stark terms.
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For trans people reliant on federal programs, this election could change everything
Donald Trump’s hostility toward gender-affirming care has thrust trans rights into the center of a contentious election, raising anxiety about future federal support.
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Harris outraises and outspends Trump in September
New 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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Republicans are using old talking points to demonize abortion — but are they landing?
Despite reviving "vintage" ideas on abortion, GOP candidates are struggling to sway voters as support for access grows.
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Are women over 50 the critical voter group no one is talking about?
AARP polling shows that these women, who vote at high rates and feel misunderstood by politicians, have shifted support to Kamala Harris more than any other demographic group.
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There’s more to immigration than the border. The Univision town halls highlighted that.
Two town halls focused on Latinx voters this month put a spotlight on the fate of undocumented immigrants as Trump promises to deport millions and Harris leans into border security.
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He's been flying people to access reproductive care. Here’s how he’s preparing for the election.
Regardless of the outcome of the election, this organization flying people to access abortion and gender-affirming care will have plenty of work.
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Of 10 states with abortion ballot measures, only one requires 60 percent support to pass
Spoiler: It’s Florida. Here’s what people in the supermajority state say about its chances and the stakes.