Two days to US elections: 52 million already voted, including the Pope. "Shooting at the Democratic APC" over Israel
Two days before the US midterm elections, over 52 million Americans have already voted in early voting, including Pope Leo XIV. Trump will attend rallies today in Kansas and Iowa. A rift in the Democratic leadership in Michigan: Haley Stevens attacked Abdul El-Sayed over his stance on Israel. In Alaska, suspicion of voter deception.
Two days before the US midterm elections, over 52 million Americans have already voted in early voting – more than 10 million more than at the same point in 2022. President Trump is expected to attend two rallies today in Kansas and Iowa to energize Republican voters. Pope Leo XIV, the first American to serve as leader of the Catholic Church, voted remotely from Vatican City – the first sitting pope in history to vote in a US general election. In the Democratic camp in Michigan, a rift is widening between candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens, who lost to him in the primary by less than one percent. Stevens criticized El-Sayed and demanded he condemn hatred and rebuild relations with Jewish and Black voters. In Alaska, suspicion is growing that Democrats planted a candidate with a confusing name to mislead voters.