Too many Trump supporters buy into the lies and distortions. Dictators and autocrats all around the world run this exact scam. If they can discredit free elections, they can have elections but they always win, e.g. Vladimir Putin.

Too many Trump supporters buy into the lies and distortions. Dictators and autocrats all around the world run this exact scam. If they can discredit free elections, they can have elections but they always win, e.g. Vladimir Putin.

ND senator all-in on the president's alternative facts. It'd be funny, in a sad sort of way, if there wasn't real damage being done

ND senator all-in on the president's alternative facts. It'd be funny, in a sad sort of way, if there wasn't real damage being done

Too many Trump supporters buy into the lies and distortions. Dictators and autocrats all around the world run this exact scam. If they can discredit free elections, they can have elections but they always win, e.g. Vladimir Putin.

Too many Trump supporters buy into the lies and distortions. Dictators and autocrats all around the world run this exact scam. If they can discredit free elections, they can have elections but they always win, e.g. Vladimir Putin.

Pence is set to preside over a joint session of Congress on Wednesday as it receives the results of the state-by-state Electoral College that determines the winner of presidential elections.

Pence is set to preside over a joint session of Congress on Wednesday as it receives the results of the state-by-state Electoral College that determines the winner of presidential elections.

The runoff elections, a quirk of state law, became necessary when no candidate in either senatorial race exceeded 50% of the vote in November.

The runoff elections, a quirk of state law, became necessary when no candidate in either senatorial race exceeded 50% of the vote in November.

Barring an unexpectedly lopsided result, the winners are unlikely to be known on Tuesday, and perhaps for days, as state officials are not permitted to start tallying early votes until after the polls close.

Barring an unexpectedly lopsided result, the winners are unlikely to be known on Tuesday, and perhaps for days, as state officials are not permitted to start tallying early votes until after the polls close.

North Dakota congressional delegation says mail-in voting can't be trusted, but fail to point out much of their own state votes by mail

North Dakota congressional delegation says mail-in voting can't be trusted, but fail to point out much of their own state votes by mail

It would be the height of political hypocrisy for North Dakota’s Congressmen, duly elected by democratic vote, to encourage Trump’s last-gasp effort at a Congressional coup d’etat by rejecting the peoples’ ballots.

It would be the height of political hypocrisy for North Dakota’s Congressmen, duly elected by democratic vote, to encourage Trump’s last-gasp effort at a Congressional coup d’etat by rejecting the peoples’ ballots.

The races will determine control of the Senate, and Democrats face an uphill battle as they would need to win both seats to be able to control the chamber and use that power to help advance Biden's priorities. Republicans, meanwhile, are warning voters that Trump's policies are on the line.

The races will determine control of the Senate, and Democrats face an uphill battle as they would need to win both seats to be able to control the chamber and use that power to help advance Biden's priorities. Republicans, meanwhile, are warning voters that Trump's policies are on the line.

While McConnell blocked immediate consideration of a measure to increase COVID-19 relief payments to $2,000, he suggested the Senate would at least examine the issue along with two others Trump has raised — limits on big technology companies and the integrity of elections.

While McConnell blocked immediate consideration of a measure to increase COVID-19 relief payments to $2,000, he suggested the Senate would at least examine the issue along with two others Trump has raised — limits on big technology companies and the integrity of elections.

While McConnell blocked immediate consideration of a measure to increase COVID-19 relief payments to $2,000, he suggested the Senate would at least examine the issue along with two others Trump has raised — limits on big technology companies and the integrity of elections.

While McConnell blocked immediate consideration of a measure to increase COVID-19 relief payments to $2,000, he suggested the Senate would at least examine the issue along with two others Trump has raised — limits on big technology companies and the integrity of elections.

In a democracy, voters choose their leaders, not judges. And the voters spoke loudly in support of President-elect Joe Biden over Trump. This lawsuit was frivolous, but will damage our democracy by undermining faith in elections.

In a democracy, voters choose their leaders, not judges. And the voters spoke in support of President-elect Joe Biden over Trump. This lawsuit was frivolous, but will damage our democracy by undermining faith in elections.

"The State of South Dakota believes in free and fair elections.  Our office has received thousands of calls and emails from concerned citizens and we have listened to our constituents and voters," said the early afternoon email from Tim Bormann, chief of staff to South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg. 

"The State of South Dakota believes in free and fair elections.  Our office has received thousands of calls and emails from concerned citizens and we have listened to our constituents and voters," said the early afternoon email from Tim Bormann, chief of staff to South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg. 

McConnell was feeling pressure from even some fellow conservatives, who before the Nov. 3 elections were not eager to approve of Washington shoveling out money beyond the $3 trillion already enacted.

McConnell was feeling pressure from even some fellow conservatives, who before the Nov. 3 elections were not eager to approve of Washington shoveling out money beyond the $3 trillion already enacted.

McConnell was feeling pressure from even some fellow conservatives, who before the Nov. 3 elections were not eager to approve of Washington shoveling out money beyond the $3 trillion already enacted.

McConnell was feeling pressure from even some fellow conservatives, who before the Nov. 3 elections were not eager to approve of Washington shoveling out money beyond the $3 trillion already enacted.