Election officials of both political parties and replacing them with political cronies. They are masquerading as election measures but will have the opposite effect. Instead of the integrity maintained by the secretaries of state and local election officials who proved incorruptible in 2020 despite donald trump s threats and pleas to find enough votes to overturn the 2020 election results, the gop power grab got the power of those very officials and replaced them with political types who might have heeded the calls had they been in place. From brandnew reporting in the new york times the maneuvers risk eroding some of the core checks that stood against former president trump as he sought to subvert the 2020 election results. Had these bills been in place during the aftermath of the election, democrats say, they would have significantly added to the turmoil trump and his allies wrought by trying to overturn the outcome. They worry proponents of trump s conspiracy theories will soon have
But he still has more than 1,300 to go. So where do things like race, immigration and covid stand on his ambitious agenda? we ll bring you craig melvin s exclusive interview with the president. From nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. Welcome to the week. And you thought election night was just in november. It s election night tonight and the polls are officially closed for the special election in texas s sixth congressional district. The district includes ellis and navarro couny of the dallas metro row plex. There are nearly two dozen people on the ballot tonight. We re tracking 12 of them as determined by the nbc news decision desk. Take a look right now at the results as you might expect, they are a bit too early to call. They re still coming in. So far we re tracking the candidates that have the most votes to avoid a runoff. We ll show you those in a moment. But to avoid a runoff, one of the candidates would need to secure an outright majority, at least 50%
Than 1300 to go. Where do things like race, immigration and covid stand on his ambitious agenda? we ll bring you craig melvin s exclusive interview with the president. From nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. Welcome to the week. You thought election night was just in november. It s election night tonight. The polls are officially closed for the special election in texas s sixth congressional district. The district includes ellis and navarro counties to the south and southeast of the dallas/ft. Worth metroplex, plus the southeast corner of tarrant county. There are nearly two dozen people on the ballot tonight. We re tracking 12 of them as determined by the nbc news decision desk. As you might expect, they are a bit too early to call. They re still coming in. So far, we re tracking the candidates who have the most votes to avoid a runoff, one of the candidates would need to secure an outright majority, at least 50% of the vote. The prospect of that happening wi
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