election day
Coverage of election day in the Nexus archive.
- Kalshi traders think gas prices will stay higher for longer as U.S.-Iran tensions heat back up
Kalshi traders predict a 75% chance that gas prices will exceed $3.50 on Election Day in November, driven by rising U.S.-Iran tensions. The odds reflect expectations of prolonged higher gas prices due to geopolitical factors.
- Supreme Court endorses post-Election Day mail-in ballot counting ahead of midterms
The Supreme Court upheld Mississippi's law allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day and received within five business days, rejecting Republican claims that this undermines election finality. The ruling preserves similar rules in over a dozen states ahead of the midterms, while Trump's executive order and proposed legislation aim to restrict mail-in voting.
- Californians Get Stingier at the Ballot Box as Costs Rise
Californians are becoming more cautious with their voting behavior as rising costs influence their decisions. The article highlights Kevin Stull and Bryan Diaz at Ana’s Hair Salon in San Francisco on Election Day.
- Chakrabarti will support former rival Chan through Election Day — no spending limit set
Chakrabarti stated they will support former rival Chan through Election Day, with no spending limit set. The statement highlights a shift from their previous rivalry to collaboration.
- California's 'leisurely' ballot counting faces backlash, Dems ripped for 'defending the indefensible'
California's slow ballot counting process has drawn criticism from The New York Times editorial board, which accused Democrats of defending a flawed system. The editorial highlighted that other U.S. states and democracies count votes faster, and called for federal legislation to require all mail-in ballots be received by Election Day. California's jungle primary results remain unresolved a week after the June 2 primary, with Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton confirmed as finalists for governor.
- Prospects have dimmed for Spencer Pratt, Los Angeles
Spencer Pratt's prospects have dimmed in Los Angeles. Los Angeles County has started counting late-arriving and provisional ballots following Election Day.
- California primary vote count could take days or even weeks — Here’s why
California's primary election results may take days or weeks to finalize due to mail-in ballots. Mail-in ballots are valid if postmarked by Election Day and received by county election offices by June 9. Voters can also return ballots in person.
- Spencer Pratt spends election day at Roscoe’s Chicken ‘N Waffles, praying with voters in final plea
Mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt spent Election Day at Roscoe’s Chicken ‘N Waffles, shaking hands with voters, and later prayed at one of Los Angeles' oldest churches as part of his final campaign efforts.
- Why the California governor’s race could be dramatically upended at the last minute
Ballot-tracking data indicates slower Democratic voter turnout heading into Election Day, raising expectations of a potential late surge in the California governor’s race.
- LA mayoral and CA gubernatorial candidates make final push ahead of crucial Election Day
Los Angeles mayoral and California gubernatorial candidates are making their final campaign efforts in Southern California to influence undecided voters ahead of Election Day.
- Election day is almost here. Read Power Play’s most important things to watch on Tuesday
Election day is approaching, and Power Play highlights key events to watch. The article also mentions a post-election debriefing featuring two journalists named Joe.
- Peru’s election chief steps down amid frustration over long vote count
Peru’s election chief has resigned amid growing frustration over delays in ballot delivery and other missteps during election day, which have led to dissatisfaction with electoral authorities.
- Republicans stress over economic whiplash from Iran conflict
Republican lawmakers are concerned about voter perceptions of President Trump's economic management following Iran's decision to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed, which could lead to higher fuel prices before the November election. The potential economic impact and voter backlash have raised alarms within the GOP.
- Afghan National Pleads Guilty to Obtaining Firearms in Connection with Plot to Conduct ISIS-Inspired Election Day Terrorist Attack
Abdullah Haji Zada, an 18-year-old Afghan national and U.S. lawful permanent resident, pleaded guilty to obtaining firearms and ammunition for an ISIS-inspired terrorist attack planned for Election Day. The charges include knowingly receiving and conspiring to receive weapons intended for committing a federal crime of terrorism.