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- 1Georgia GOP May Seek Federal Help on Election SoftwareโWith 12 days until early # voting starts in # Georgia , the GOP of the STATE election board might call for FEDERAL assis
With about 12 days until early voting begins in Georgia, Republicans on the state election board are reportedly considering a call for federal assistance to update election software. The move follows a letter from Senator Markwayne Mullin to US Attorney General Todd Blanche, reportedly raising concerns with the Justice Department. Critics see the last-minute timing as politically motivated, while supporters frame it as a routine security upgrade ahead of the election.
- 2Brazil attorney general probes alleged Trump election funding plansโhttps://www. theguardian.com/world/2026/oct /01/brazil-attorney-general-election-meddling-trump-funding-plans . The # Tr
Brazil's attorney general is reportedly investigating alleged US election meddling, centring on claims that Donald Trump was involved in plans to fund political efforts in Brazil. Commenters reacting to the Guardian report say the allegations fit a broader pattern of what they see as Trump's disregard for democratic norms, both abroad and at home.
- 3Riverside County tests voting system ahead of November electionโRiverside County tests voting system ahead of Nov. 3 general election
Riverside County election officials are testing their voting equipment ahead of the November 3 general election, a routine but closely watched step to confirm machines tabulate ballots accurately. Pre-election testing is required and typically open to public observation, and it comes as scrutiny of election administration remains high across California and the country heading into the vote.
- 4Ken Paxton's Senate loss could spark chaos in TexasโWhy top Texas election denier Ken Paxton could cause chaos if he loses his Senate race
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a prominent promoter of false 2020 election fraud claims, is running for the US Senate. Analysts warn that if he loses, he could refuse to accept the result and challenge the outcome, given his record of rejecting election defeats. Observers say the race tests whether election denial remains a winning strategy in Republican primaries, and a loss by Paxton could still fuel unfounded fraud claims in Texas politics.
- 5Southern California News Group issues 2026 election endorsementsโSouthern California News Group endorsements for the Nov. 3, 2026 general election
The Southern California News Group has published its editorial endorsements for the November 3, 2026 general election. The list, carried by the Orange County Register among its outlets, lays out the group's recommended candidates and positions for races across the region. Readers are reviewing the picks ahead of the 2026 midterms as campaigns and local coverage intensify.
- 6Who's on the ballot in the 2026 US midterm electionsโWho's on the ballot in the 2026 General Election?
Attention is turning to the 2026 General Election, with readers asking which candidates and offices will appear on the ballot. Coverage is focused on laying out the races voters will decide, from congressional seats to state and local positions, as the midterm cycle takes shape.
- 7Forecaster shifts Texas away from GOP as Paxton drags down ticketโKen Paxton 'dragging down the entire ticket' as election forecaster shifts Texas away from GOP
Election forecaster Sabato's Crystal Ball has shifted Texas away from the Republicans, with commentators blaming scandal-plagued Attorney General Ken Paxton for hurting the party's broader chances in the state. Observers say Paxton is 'dragging down the entire ticket', raising the prospect of a competitive statewide race in Texas that Republicans have long counted on winning comfortably.
- 8Early Voting Begins in Downtown Chicago for November ElectionโEarly Voting for November General Election Kicks Off in Downtown Chicago
Early voting for the November general election has opened at a downtown Chicago site, giving residents the chance to cast ballots ahead of Election Day. The launch marks the start of the early voting period in the city, with officials expecting turnout to build as the election draws closer.
- 9Kenya's young voters weigh choices as Ruto seeks re-electionโKenya's young voters weigh up the choices for next year as William Ruto seeks re-election
Kenya heads toward its next general election with President William Ruto expected to seek a second term, and attention is turning to the country's large bloc of young voters. Reports suggest younger Kenyans are carefully evaluating the options on offer, weighing economic pressures and campaign promises as they decide whether Ruto has earned another mandate.