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According to the Data for Progress survey, only 10 percent of U.S. voters want the Trump administration to increase federal funding for cryptocurrency and blockchain development. In contrast, many prioritize support for Social Security (65 percent), Medicare (64 percent), and infrastructure building (64 percent). President Trump has ordered the creation of a cryptocurrency strategic reserve funded by confiscated bitcoins, a move that has sparked widespread discussion. Although 51% of voters oppo...
According to preliminary results of a CNN exit poll of Georgia voters, about 40 percent of the state's voters said the economy was their top concern. Fewer than three in 10 voters said the state of democracy was their top concern, with about 14 percent citing abortion, about 10 percent citing immigration, and less than 5 percent citing foreign policy. This is in stark contrast to the nation as a whole, where democracy is the most important...
JD Vance, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, called on voters to be patient and keep lining up to vote, stressing that the election was undecided, saying "we could still win or lose". Vance posted on social media in support of Trump's call, reminding voters to "stay in line to vote" and encouraging everyone not to give up voting.
Florida voters received an error message when they checked the voter registration status on the state government website on the morning of the 5th. A spokesperson for the Florida Secretary of State confirmed that the state's online voter information query tool encountered a "technical problem". Currently, Florida is addressing the issue and is providing voters with other websites and locations so that they can find voter information and constituencies. As of now, Florida has not reported the spe...
Former US President Donald Trump will soon take to the stage in Pittsburgh to deliver a campaign closing speech aimed at making a final statement that only he can improve the lives of Americans. According to excerpts from the speech provided by the Trump campaign, he is expected to address voters directly, saying they are plagued by soaring inflation and tired of "war and chaos abroad and the devastating invasion of our southern border".
Ahead of Tuesday's US Presidential Election, Mr. Musk's million-dollar daily campaign to give voters escaped a legal challenge from the Philadelphia district attorney after a judge in Pennsylvania, a key swing state, refused to block it. A Pennsylvania judge rejected a request by the district attorney to stop the contest, which he called an illegal lottery. Mr. Musk's lawyer said at the hearing that the winner of the contest...
Rachel Reeves, the chancellor of the exchequer, said she was wrong to tell British voters before the election that Labour would not announce new tax increases, even as she assured the public that there would be no repeat of her first budget in the coming years. Asked to explain her comments in June in an interview on Sunday, Ms Reeves said "there is nothing more than what we have already proposed.
The American Civil Liberties Union sued Iowa's top election official, Secretary of State Paul Pate, on behalf of four Iowa voters, alleging that it violated their right to vote by instructing election workers to question ballots that may have been naturalized citizens. Pate's office is understood to have previously provided county auditors with a list of 2,022 people who reported being non-citizens but then registered to vote. Since these people may have become naturalized during this time...
According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, registered voters are more likely to favor Trump's economic policies, with 47 percent of the vote, compared to 37 percent for Harris.
