Harris prepares for key interview with Fox News as he takes to the conservative airwaves in the latest media: 2024 Election Live Update

In an effort to boost Donald Trump’s record on health care, JD Vance said his family members got private insurance for the first time under the former president’s administration.

But he failed to mention an important fact – that through the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare – the same legislation that Trump is trying to repeal.

Jimmy Carter voted in the 2024 election Wednesday.

The former president voted by mail, the Carter Center confirmed in a statement. It comes nearly two weeks after Carter celebrated his 100th birthday on October 1 at his home in Plains, Georgia, where he lives in hospice care.

Chip Carter’s son said before the family gathering that his father had this election very much on his mind.

“He’s plugged in,” Chip Carter told The Associated Press. “I asked him two months ago if he was trying to live to be 100, and he said, ‘No, I’m trying to live to vote for Kamala Harris.'”

The Carter Center’s brief statement said it had no further details to share.

Georgia’s registered voters have reached record numbers since early voting began Monday. Nearly 460,000 had voted in person or voted absent by Tuesday afternoon, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said.

Carter’s vote should count even if he is no longer alive on Election Day on November 5.

Robert Sinners, a spokesman for the secretary of state’s office, noted that Georgia’s election rules state that when an absentee ballot is received by a local election official “it shall be deemed to have been voted then.”

Republican Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen said the voters were “issued non-citizen identification numbers,” and therefore ineligible to vote.

But the lawsuit found that citizens eligible to vote were also included on the list…

Andrew Woodward explain how this fits with more efforts in voter suppression.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis asked a Georgia appeals court to throw out six charges against Donald Trump and his associates in the 2020 Georgia election meddling case. These include three charges against Trump himself.

Donald Trump has said “only idiots put old people” in positions on the Supreme Court – apparently forgetting that it is a 78-year-old man who is running for the highest position in the executive branch.

Trump made the comments during an interview with Bloomberg while in Chicago on Tuesday.

In a Univision town hall taped in Florida this afternoon, Donald Trump was asked if he believed that Haitian migrants ate people’s pets in Springfield, Ohio.

The former president refused to admit that he wrongly accused people of eating dogs and cats in Ohio:

I only say what is reported, what has been reported, and eat other things, which is not supposed to be. But this – all I just report. I have not- I was there, I will be there, and we will take a look, and I will give a full report when I do, but that has been in the newspaper and reported quite widely.

Trump later said he “ate something else he shouldn’t”.

While discussing former president Donald Trump’s Pennsylvania town hall on Tuesday, which included him dancing on stage for 39 minutes instead of answering questions, a panelist on MSNBC Morning Joe said this event is a sign of Trump’s advanced age.

Speaking to the show’s co-host Willie Geist, Joe Scarborough said that Trump “said a lot of words … Even in that speech last night, I felt it was ‘rebellion’, just saying words.

Michelle Del Rey and Greg Evans report.

This afternoon Kamala Harris campaigned with more than 100 Republican leaders from across the country who are supporting her candidacy as she faces the prospect of a second term in office for Donald Trump.

“I am joined today by more than 100 Republican leaders from across Pennsylvania and across our country who support my candidacy, and I am deeply honored for their support … we are here today because we share a core belief: we must put the country through party,” he told the crowd at Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania, where George Washington crossed the Delaware River during the Revolutionary War.

“We know the Constitution is not a relic of the past, but it defines that we are a country where people can speak freely and even criticize the president without fear of being thrown in jail or targeted by the military,” Harris continued.

After noting that Trump violated the oath of the United States Constitution, Harris warned the crowd: “Donald Trump lost the 2020 election.”

Continuing, he said: “He considers Americans who do not support him or submit to his will to be enemies of our country. Moreover, he said that as commander-in-chief he will use the military to go after him. Honestly, let it sink in … Trump added no stable and weak.

The vice president then made a direct appeal to the pro-Constitution and pro-rule of law Republicans: “There is a place for you in this campaign … I promise you to be president for all Americans.”

“No one has a good idea … for America to be the strongest democracy in the world, we have to have a healthy two-party system,” he said, vowing to have Republicans in his cabinet and create bipartisan advisers. solution to advise him.

“There is a fundamental choice in this election … the leadership that brings people together, that builds consensus … and on the other hand, the choice of people I can guarantee will sit in the Oval Office planning retribution, stew in their own grievances,” he said. Harris previously wrapped up his pitch for voters to come together to stand up for the Constitution.