Short, Brutish and Cruel: Five Takeaways from Tuesday’s Historic Election
Was this the last time we’ll get to vote for president?
Was this the last time we’ll get to vote for president?
A stunning, high-quality poll, released over the weekend, reported that overwhelming support among likely women voters has given Kamala Harris a lead over Donald Trump in Iowa.
Lanny Ebenstein and Wade Cowper face off against Marsha Croninger and Dale Francisco over Santa Barbara City College’s proposed $198 million bond to improve campus facilities.
Sunday’s event, sponsored by the Democratic Women of Santa Barbara, raised $100,000 to flip the House of Representatives.
The Republican’s dodgy refusal to admit that Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, when directly confronted by the Democrat, may well be all that anybody remembers about Tuesday’s event.
With Trump refusing a second debate with Harris, Tuesday’s clash of running mates will likely be the final marquee media event of the campaign.
Two sets of parents are seeking judicial oversight of the district in the case of former teacher Steven Schapansky.
If it were a prize fight, they would have stopped it.
Eight weeks before Election Day, Trump and Harris are set to meet on Tuesday in what may be their only debate, as new polling shows the race tied, nationally and in each of the toss-up states.
Accepting the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday, Harris vows to be a “unity” president who combines caring domestic policies with muscular national security stance.