The county has had 364,032 people vote either in person or by mail, compared to 362,549 through eight days of early voting in 2016. The figure is about 27 percent of Dallas' 1.3 million registered voters, according to the Texas secretary of state. … [Read more...] about More Dallas County residents have voted early for this year’s midterms than for the 2016 presidential election
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Dallas County’s early voting turnout nearly matches 9-day total from the 2016 presidential election
AUSTIN — By the ninth day of early voting Tuesday, 400,765 Dallas County residents had voted by mail and in person — slightly under the 401,022 ballots that were cast through the same day during the 2016 presidential election. … [Read more...] about Dallas County’s early voting turnout nearly matches 9-day total from the 2016 presidential election
New York school superintendent busted for voting twice in 2016 presidential election
Spiro Colaitis, 57, of Manhasset, N.Y., an assistant superintendent for district operations for Malverne School District, located in Long Island, voted in Nassau County on Election Day and sent a mail-in-ballot to Escambia County, Florida, the State Attorney’s office in Pensacola said. … [Read more...] about New York school superintendent busted for voting twice in 2016 presidential election
Russians targeted black voters in the 2016 presidential election
Joel Ford, a former Democratic state senator in North Carolina who was a sponsor of a voter identification bill there, disagreed. "I think that those are two separate issues," he said. "One is something that we as Americans can control through the legislative process, and the other is foreign interference in our elections." … [Read more...] about Russians targeted black voters in the 2016 presidential election
Clinton vs. Trump: How the U.S. Presidential Election Could Impact IP Law
Trump also expresses unequivocal opposition to the Chinese government requiring U.S. companies to transfer technology to Chinese competitors in order for the U.S. business to enter the lucrative Chinese marketplace. Calling the policy “de facto intellectual property theft,” Trump said as President “we will adopt a zero tolerance policy on intellectual property theft and forced technology transfer.” … [Read more...] about Clinton vs. Trump: How the U.S. Presidential Election Could Impact IP Law
