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Paul Rudd brings cookies to voters waiting outside in the rain

Friday, October 30 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Despite the pouring rain in New York City on Thursday, Paul Rudd gave water-logged voters something to smile and laugh about when he showed up to deliver cookies to those idling in the long lines. The Ant-Man star handed out the sweet... Read More.

Why voters should not be too worried about some poll site snafus

Thursday, October 29 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA and CATHERINE SANZ, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- With voting in the 2020 election well underway across the country, Americans are anxious to make sure their choices are counted with as few problems as possible.Despite the mail-in... Read More.

Some swing state officials urge voters to bypass the mail to return ballots

Wednesday, October 28 by ABC News

By LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, KENDALL KARSON and OLIVIA RUBIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- With less than a week until Election Day and millions of absentee ballots still outstanding, state election officials in at least six in critical swing states are revising their... Read More.

Election 2020 live updates: Officials, advocates urge voters to cast mail-in ballots

Thursday, October 22 by ABC News

By LIBBY CATHEY, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- With 12 days to go until Election Day, and President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden racing toward Nov. 3, voters are turning out in record numbers to cast their ballots early... Read More.

Florida sheriffs, FBI investigating emails threatening voters

Thursday, October 22 by ABC News

By LUKE BARR, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Florida law enforcement and the FBI are investigating threatening emails allegedly sent from outside the United States to registered Democrats. The emails claimed to be from by a member of the Proud Boys, according... Read More.

Florida’s Latino voters being bombarded with right-wing misinformation, experts and advocates say

Tuesday, October 20 by ABC News

By LAURA ROMERO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Misinformation and conspiracy theories swirling around the 2020 presidential race are reaching an "alarming" number of Latino voters in Florida through Spanish language social media sites, advocacy groups and elected officials said.

Kamala Harris’ connection to Caribbean voters could make difference in Florida

Monday, October 19 by ABC News

BY: AVERI HARPER, ABC NEWS (MIAMI) — When Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., took part in an interview on a South Florida radio show called "Caribbean Riddims," she sprinkled the Jamaican phrase "ya mon" throughout the interview with a heavy hand. She told the... Read More.

Arab American voters could play important role in key swing states

Friday, October 16 by ABC News

By ARIELLE MITROPOULOS and ZOHREEN SHAH, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- In the hotly contested 2020 presidential election, Arab Americans could play an important role in two swing states where they make up large communities.While there is a lack of... Read More.

Biden’s ABC town hall live updates: Former VP to face voters in Philadelphia

Thursday, October 15 by ABC News

By LIBBY CATHEY and ADIA ROBINSON, ABC News(PHILADELPHIA) -- With less than three weeks to Election Day, Democratic nominee for president Joe Biden will face voters directly in an ABC News Town Hall from the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia... Read More.

President Obama’s message to voters in new DNC ad: ‘It’s going to be close’

Thursday, October 15 by ABC News

By KENDALL KARSON, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Former President Barack Obama has a message for Democrats in the campaign's waning days. "It's going to be close," he says in a new get-out-the-vote digital ad -- a subtle nod to efforts to avoid... Read More.

Biden to face voters in ABC News Town Hall from Philadelphia

Thursday, October 15 by ABC News

By LIBBY CATHEY, ABC News(PHILADELPHIA) -- With less than three weeks to Election Day, Democratic nominee for president Joe Biden will face voters directly in an ABC News Town Hall from the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia on Thursday night.

Independent voters in Arizona pushed the state into battleground territory

Sunday, October 11 by ABC News

BY: MEG CUNNINGHAM AND ADAM KELSEY, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) -- Arizona has long been considered the state of maverick voters -- of the state's over 4 million registered voters, 1.3 million of them are registered as independents.Regardless of party, Arizonans take... Read More.

Stories tagged with: voters

Paul Rudd brings cookies to voters waiting outside in the rain

Why voters should not be too worried about some poll site snafus

Some swing state officials urge voters to bypass the mail to return ballots

Election 2020 live updates: Officials, advocates urge voters to cast mail-in ballots

Florida sheriffs, FBI investigating emails threatening voters

Florida’s Latino voters being bombarded with right-wing misinformation, experts and advocates say

Kamala Harris’ connection to Caribbean voters could make difference in Florida

Arab American voters could play important role in key swing states

Biden’s ABC town hall live updates: Former VP to face voters in Philadelphia

President Obama’s message to voters in new DNC ad: ‘It’s going to be close’

Biden to face voters in ABC News Town Hall from Philadelphia

Independent voters in Arizona pushed the state into battleground territory

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