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Associated Press Videos1 hour agoVenezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro attended the premiere of a film about his life on Sunday in Caracas, as campaigning continues ahead of the highly anticipated July 28 presidential election. The film is the latest attempt by ruling party loyalists to boost the president’s popularity just two weeks ahead of the government toughest electoral test in decades. (AP video shot by Andry Rincon)
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- 1:00Tears from Maduro as Venezuelan president attends premiere of a film about his lifeAssociated Press VideosVenezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro attended the premiere of a film about his life on Sunday in Caracas, as campaigning continues ahead of the highly anticipated July 28 presidential election. The film is the latest attempt by ruling party loyalists to boost the president’s popularity just two weeks ahead of the government toughest electoral test in decades. (AP video shot by Andry Rincon)1 hour ago
- 0:47Rwandans vote in presidential electionReuters VideosSTORY: :: Rwandans vote in an election that is expected to extend President Paul Kagame's rule :: July 15, 2024 :: Kigali, Rwanda Kagame has won more than 93% of the vote at each of the three previous elections. Eight candidates had applied to run against him, but only two were retained in the final list validated by the electoral commission. The others, including Kagame's most vocal critics, were barred for various reasons that included prior criminal convictions.3 hours ago
- 1:36How an attempted assassination will affect the 2024 election cycleUSA TODAYUSA TODAY's Susan Page analyzes what effect an assassination attempt can have on a presidential election.14 hours ago
- 0:59Venezuela's opposition leaders court young voters ahead of electionAssociated Press VideosVenezuela’s opposition leaders attended a rally at one of the main universities in Venezuela to speak with students about the future ahead should they win July 28 elections and end 25 years of socialist party rule. (AP Video shot by Andry Rincon)14 hours ago
- 1:21How the assassination attempt on Trump unfoldedReuters VideosSTORY: ::How the assassination attempt on Trump unfolded Shortly after 6pm Saturday, Donald Trump takes the stage at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The Republican presidential candidate begins his campaign speech. Minutes later, attendees notice a man on a nearby roof with a gun. “He’s got a gun” Shots ring out. Trump goes to the ground. Secret Service agents surround him with guns drawn. A police sharpshooter on a roof behind Trump returns fire. The suspect is later pronounced dead. Trump stands up with blood on his ear which is running down his face after getting shot. He mouths “fight, fight, fight” with a fist in the air as the Secret Service rushes him to his car where he is taken to a local hospital and is treated and released. Police say a rally-goer is killed and two others leave the scene in critical condition. The shots appeared to come from outside the area secured by the Secret Service, the agency said. It's raised questions about security lapses - and comes just four months before the November 5th election.17 hours ago
- 2:37Michigan one of three crucial states for Biden’s chancesCNNJoe Biden’s chances for re-election increasingly depend on the “Blue Wall” states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.23 hours ago
- 1:19FBI identifies 'subject involved' in Trump rally shootingReuters VideosSTORY: Donald Trump was shot in the ear during a Saturday campaign rally in what the FBI are now investigating as an assassination attempt. The FBI has identified a 20-year-old man named Thomas Matthew Crooks as a 'subject involved' in the shooting. State voter records show that he was a registered Republican. Earlier, the Secret Service had said the shooter was dead, and that at least one spectator was killed at the event in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump said on his Truth Social platform that he was "shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear." As of early Sunday morning, authorities had not given a motive for the attack. Leading Republicans and Democrats quickly condemned the violence. President Joe Biden spoke to reporters within hours of the incident: "It's sick. It's sick. It is one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. We can not allow for this to be happening. We cannot be like this. We cannot condone this." Saturday was the first shooting of a U.S. president or major party candidate since the 1981 attempted assassination of Republican President Ronald Reagan. It happened less than four months before the November 5 election, when Trump faces Biden in the polls.1 day ago
- 0:57Trump shot in right ear at rally, source says shooter deadReuters VideosSTORY: Gunfire erupted at a Donald Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday (July 13), sparking panic in the crowd as Secret Service agents rushed in to swarm around the Republican presidential candidate. Trump emerged with blood on his right cheek and ear, and he defiantly pumped his fist in the air before being ushered to a waiting car. The shooter was dead and the Secret Service was investigating the shooting as an assassination attempt, a source told Reuters. The Secret Service and the former president's campaign said Trump was safe following the shooting. Another person was in critical condition, said a Washington Post reporter on social media, citing the Butler County district attorney. The shooter’s identity and motives were not immediately clear. The shooting occurred less than four months before the Nov. 5 election, when Trump faces Democratic President Joe Biden.1 day ago
- 1:49Pennsylvania Rep. Mike Kelly describes scene at Trump rally after "shots rang out"CBS News VideosCongressman Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania was at Donald Trump's rally Saturday when the Secret Service rushed the former president off stage. He described the scene to CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa.2 days ago
- 0:55'I'm not going anywhere': Biden defies critics, slams TrumpAssociated Press VideosPresident Joe Biden on Friday forcefully defied the growing number of critics in his party who have called on him to exit the election race. And he warned against a potential second Donald Trump presidency. (AP produced by Javier Arciga)2 days ago
- 3:30Hear what these Black voters in Georgia think of Biden stepping downCNNCNN’s Rene Marsh talks to Black voters in Georgia to get a sense of who they are voting for in the upcoming election, and what they think of some Democrat lawmakers asking for President Joe Biden to step down amid health concerns.3 days ago
- 2:18Why Michigan remains a critical state for both Biden and TrumpAssociated Press VideosPresident Joe Biden will be campaigning in Michigan on Friday, as voters there prepare to make their choice in the 2024 presidential election.3 days ago
- 1:22Judge dismisses Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcyThe HillThe Hill’s courts and legal reporter Zach Schonfeld breaks down a judge dismisses Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy. The decision removes a shield that for six months froze two Georgia election workers’ efforts to collect their $148 million defamation judgment from Giuliani. #thehill #2024 #RudyGiuliani Follow The Hill on Instagram and X, @thehill3 days ago
- 3:24Trump's unprecedented plan to expand presidential powerWashington PostFormer president Donald Trump has framed the 2024 election in dystopian terms to call for broadly expanding the powers of the president.3 days ago
- 0:58Judge dismisses Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy caseABC News VideosGiuliani filed for bankruptcy to protect his assets from damages awarded to two Georgia election workers in a defamation case in December.3 days ago
- 2:36Biden mangles names as calls to withdraw growReuters VideosSTORY: U.S. President Joe Biden mixed up names and verbally stumbled at a press conference Thursday– one where he doubled down on staying in the race for the presidency, and repeatedly emphasized that he was most qualified to beat his Republican rival Donald Trump. "I'm in this to complete the job I started." Calls have tallied up by the day from 81-year-old’s Democratic colleagues to end his re-election bid over concerns about his age and mental acuity. His case may not have been helped early on in the hour-long Q&A when he mixed up the name of his vice president, Kamala Harris, with Trump. "I wouldn't have picked Vice President Trump to be vice president if she was not qualified to be president. So start there." That came a few hours after Biden mistakenly referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as "President Putin," at the NATO summit in Washington. "Ladies and gentlemen, President Putin. President Putin? You're going to beat President Putin. President Zelenskiy." Later, at the press conference, his first responses were garbled but grew steadier as he fielded questions from reporters. He said he had undergone a neurological exam as recently as February, but would take another if recommended to him by his doctors. "They think I should have a neurological exam again, I'll do it. No one’s suggesting that to me now." Biden has faced growing doubts from donors, supporters and fellow Democrats since his poor debate performance against former President Trump two weeks ago. They fear he no longer has the ability to beat Trump in the November election, or to lead the country for another four-year term. So far, 16 Democrats in the House and one in the Senate have appealed publicly to the president to withdraw from the race. :: File Officials from the United Auto Workers union, which endorsed Biden in January, met on Thursday to discuss their concerns with his candidacy, according to three sources familiar with the matter. The union has a big presence in industrial states like Michigan that Biden will need to carry to win re-election. Biden has vowed to continue on, and his campaign argued that the debate has not dramatically shifted the race, even as it laid out a narrow path to re-election. The campaign argued it could win by focusing on battleground states Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. If Biden took those states, along with others considered to be reliably Democratic, he would win 270 electoral votes, the bare minimum needed to secure the presidency. The campaign characterized other battleground states he won in 2020 as "not out of reach."3 days ago
- 0:38Biden says he's the most qualified for US presidentReuters VideosSTORY: :: Biden says he's 'in this to complete the job I started' :: July 11, 2024 :: Washington, D.C. "I’m not in this for my legacy. I'm in this to complete the job I started. As you recall, understandably, many of you and many economists thought my initial initiatives that I put forward can’t do that, it’s going to cause inflation, things are going to skyrocket, the debt is going to go up. What are you hearing now from mainstream economists? Sixteen economic Nobel laureates said I've done a hell of a job, and under my plans so far, and what's going to happen in the future if I'm reelected, that things are going to get much better.” When asked if Vice President Kamala Harris would be fit to succeed him in the upcoming elections, Biden assured that he would not have chosen her as his vice president if she were not qualified to be president. Biden highlighted Harris's career as a senator and prosecutor before becoming vice president and praised her advocacy for women's reproductive freedoms over the past four years. The President added that it’s still too early to worry about polling, as the campaigns have yet to begin.3 days ago
- 0:48'I'm in good shape': Biden defends his healthReuters VideosSTORY: ::July 11, 2024 ::Biden defends his health, says he is 'in good shape' ::Washington, D.C. “I've taken three significant intense neurological exams by a neurologist. In each case as recent as February, and they say I'm in good shape. Okay. Although I do have a little problem with my left foot because it's not as sensitive because I broke my foot, didn't wear the boot. But I'm good, I'm tested every single day by my neurological capacity, the decisions I make every day.” “Every single day I'm surrounded by good docs. If they think there's a problem, I promise you, we don’t think it's a problem. If they think I should have a neurological exam again. I'll do it. No one’s suggesting that to me now." At a news conference, Biden said he had taken three significant and intense neurological exams, most recently in February, and that the doctors tell him that "I am in good shape." He said no one was suggesting he take another such exam at this time. Biden faces growing doubts from donors, supporters and fellow Democrats, who fear he no longer has the ability to beat former President Trump in the Nov. 5 election, or to lead the country for another four-year term.3 days ago
- 2:04House passes bill to ban noncitizens from voting in federal electionsThe HillHouse Republicans and a handful of Democrats on Wednesday approved a bill that seeks to expand proof-of-citizenship requirements to vote in federal elections and impose voter roll purge requirements on states, legislation that has been touted by former President Trump. The legislation — formally titled the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act — cleared the chamber in a 221-198 vote, with five Democrats voting yes. It now heads to the Senate, where it is all but certain to be ignored amid opposition from Democrats.4 days ago
- 2:28Hear why judge threatened to cut Giuliani’s mic in courtCNNA federal bankruptcy judge told Rudy Giuliani that he plans to decide by the end of the week whether the former New York mayor should leave bankruptcy protection, which would allow two Georgia election workers to try to seize his properties or put all of his finances under the control of a trustee. CNN’s Kaitlan Collins discusses this with legal analyst Elliot Williams.4 days ago
- 1:53Comedian D.L. Hughley criticizes Clooney after Biden op-edCNNComedian D.L. Hughley responds to actor George Clooney’s op-ed in the New York Times calling for a new nominee to replace Biden in the 2024 election.4 days ago
- 2:44Bernstein reveals reporting on Schumer wanting a frank discussion with BidenCNNJournalist and author Carl Bernstein joins CNN’s Anderson Cooper to detail his reporting about how Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) wants to meet with President Joe Biden to discuss Biden’s candidacy in the 2024 election.4 days ago
- 0:34Britain's Gen Z lawmakers are sworn into parliamentReuters VideosSTORY: :: Britain’s ten new Generation Z lawmakers are sworn into parliament :: July 10, 2024 :: London :: Sam Carling, Labour MP for North West Cambridgeshire “I do solemnly, sincerely and truly declare and affirm that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to His Majesty King Charles, his heirs and successors, according to law.” :: Nine of them represent the Labour Party, including the first lawmakers born in the 2000s British lawmakers began to be sworn in on Tuesday (July 9) as parliament convened for the first time since British Prime Minister Keir Starmer won a large majority in last week's election. Keir Starmer led Britain's Labour Party to a landslide victory in the 2024 parliamentary election, taking over from the Conservatives after 14 years in opposition and named his new cabinet last week after the July 4 poll.5 days ago
- 0:49Zelensky presses for NATO membership at DC summitThe HillUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says the world is watching with uncertainty as the U.S. gets closer to the November presidential election, adding he is unclear how a second Trump administration would handle policy related to Kyiv.5 days ago
- 1:58Election forecaster made a big change in their prediction. See Biden supporter’s responseCNNElection forecaster Cook Political Report moved several critical swing states toward former President Donald Trump in their latest election forecast. Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA), who supports Biden remaining as the Democratic nominee, responds to the polling.5 days ago
Nov 26, 2023 · Live 2022 Kansas election results and maps by county and district. POLITICO's coverage of 2022 races for Senate, House, Governors and Key Ballot Measures.
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Nov 2, 2021 · Real-time live updates for Wichita, KS and Sedgwick County on the Nov. 2, 2021 election day 2021 news, including results, precincts reporting and voter turnout.
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Voter Information. In Kansas, the primary election is held on the first Tuesday in August of even numbered years for Democratic and Republican candidates. The general election is the Tuesday following the first Monday in November. Pursuant to state law, municipal elections are held at the same time in odd numbered years.
Important Election Dates. Below are important dates for the 2024 Primary and General Elections.
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Oct 15. Last day to register to vote for the General Election. (View the English registration form) Oct 16. Advance voting by mail begins. (20 days prior to election day) Oct 29. In-person advance voting begins at the Wichita County Courthouse located at 206 S 4th St, Leoti, KS Hours: 8 am-5 pm.
You may vote in person at your county elections office starting the Tuesday before Election Day or up to 20 days before the election, depending on the county. Some counties offer satellite voting sites during the 20-day advance voting period. To find such locations, contact your county election office.
