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As both parties scramble to win Arizona’s 11 electoral votes, all eyes will be on the 1.4 million independents in the Grand Canyon state — and the strong possibility that this entire election may come down to their thoughts about the border.
To win over Wisconsin, and the United States in the 2024 presidential election, candidates must win over farmers. Rural agricultural constituencies provide for the nation, so the winning presidential campaign must provide for agriculture.
Michigan’s political landscape is undergoing a transformation, reshaping long-standing norms and traditions. Historically known as a swing state with deep-rooted conservative values, rural communities...
Pennsylvania and its residents are far more than a mere prize to be won in this election. What its swing voters ultimately decide will indicate a great deal about America’s present and future.
The clock is ticking, and all eyes are on Pennsylvania. With the most electoral votes of any swing state, the Keystone state could ultimately decide the...
Forty-one million young voters have the power to alter the future of our country this November, and making these young voices heard is vital to ensuring the stability of American democracy.
