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2024 US Elections: Numbers, key states and the battle for the Senate and the House of Representatives
Candidates, key states, funding… Here are some numbers for the US presidential election, which will be held on November 5.
Anything but typical: America’s 2024 presidential election
Those with any interest in American elections should pay particular attention to our 2024 presidential election. It is shaping up to be different than 70% of post-WWII elections in our two-party democratic system. Our elections usually present a choice between the presidential nominee of the Democratic Party and the nominee of the Republican Party.
NY Post: More than a million voters have switched to Republican Party in last year
The move to the GOP is occurring in every part of the country
Biden pleads for unity, warns of Chinese threat, in speech to Congress
President Joe Biden proposed a sweeping new $1.8 trillion plan in a speech to a joint session of Congress on April 28, pleading with Republican lawmakers to work with him on divisive issues and to meet the stiff competition posed by China.
Liberal, moderate divide on display in Democratic debate
Joe Biden parried attack after attack from liberal rivals on Sept. 12 night on everything from health care to immigration in a debate that showcased profound ideological divides between the Democratic Party's moderate and progressive wings.
The Democrats now have real power, but don't count Trump out
The votes have now been counted in the first US national election of the Donald Trump era and, as expected, the Democrats have seized majority control of the House of Representatives, significantly shifting the political balance of power away from Mr Trump's party.
Trump warns of violent change if Republicans lose midterms
U.S. President Donald Trump warned evangelical leaders that if Republicans lose control of Congress in the midterm elections, Democrats will institute change "quickly and violently," The New York Times has reported.
Romania Court Acquits Liberal Leader of Seeking Bribes
Romania's Supreme Court on Monday acquitted opposition National Liberal Party leader Ludovic Orban in a graft trial that had lasted almost two years. The ruling is final.
Orban was accused of requesting 50,000 euros from a businessman during the campaign for the local elections in 2016, while he was running for the post of Bucharest mayor.
The US Government Remains Shutdown after the Senate has not Reached a Consensus on Temporary Funding
In the United States, government work is still blocked after over weekend lawmakers in the Senate failed to reach an agreement to vote on a temporary funding measure, the BNR said. The main controversy is related to the insistence of Democrats to protect against the deportation of hundreds of thousands of immigrants.
US President Delivers State of Union Speech, Sets Ambitious Goals
US President Barack Obama delivered on Tuesday his sixth State of the Union speech at a joint session of Congress, in which he set out an ambitious agenda.
Obama gave account of the country's improving economy and called on his Republican rivals to support reforms aimed at improving the conditions of the middle class, the New York Times reports.