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Fox News projects Mike Kehoe to win Missouri governor’s race

November 6, 2024

The Fox News Decision Desk projects Republican Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe to win the open Missouri governor’s race, defeating Democratic challenger Crystal Quade. During his candidacy, Kehoe served as the lieutenant governor of Missouri, and was a former state senator and businessman. He has made public safety a cornerstone of his campaign by pledging to hire more law enforcement officers to reduce crime and enact harsher penalties for...

Milwaukee orders recount of 31,000 absentee ballots, likely delaying results in Wisconsin

November 6, 2024

Election officials in Milwaukee said Tuesday they will proceed with a recount of more than 30,000 absentee ballots due to tabulation issues, an error expected to delay the reporting of results from a hotly contested battleground state.  Milwaukee city spokesperson Jeff Fleming told reporters Tuesday officials decided to order the recount for the 31,000 absentee ballots after they discovered issues with 13 tabulator machines. The machines either lacked...

Fox News Decision Desk projects Rick Scott Senate re-election win in Florida

November 6, 2024

Republican Sen. Rick Scott is expected to win re-election to the Senate in Florida, and secure a second term in the upper chamber. The Fox News Decision Desk projected Scott would win his race on Tuesday night.  Before running for Senate, Scott served two terms as the 45th governor of Florida, from 2011 to 2019.  Scott, who has served one term in the Senate, was challenged by Democrat...

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This represents the first criminal charges under Texas’ near-total abortion ban.