2020 United States elections
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Trump shares new document rehashing 2020 voter fraud claims
Biden won 2020 election, Republican fake electors admit in settlement
US Supreme Court rebuffs long-shot candidate's bid to disqualify Trump in 2024
‘We believe we will win,’ says Al Gross in lagging Alaska senate race
“With approximately 44.6 percent of the ballots not yet counted, we believe we will win once every vote has been counted in the state,” Gross said.
Two men charged with gun offenses near Philadelphia vote counting center
Local media reports showed stickers on the suspects' vehicle promoting QAnon, a pro-Trump antisemitic conspiracy theory.
Who are the Biden and Trump lawyers slugging it out? - Opinion
While Trump’s lawyers might not be as famous, they are certainly busy.
It ain’t over ’til it’s over: Jewish takeaways from a wild election week
What are the Jewish stories here? There are plenty. Here are a few.
Trump takes fighting stance as election swings toward Biden
"He's in a fighting mood right now. He's not melancholy or dejected. But the path is getting harder and harder," said one Trump confidante, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
Federal watchdog probing Trump campaign's use of White House - lawmaker
President Donald Trump monitored election returns in the living room of the White House residence on Tuesday, later addressing some 200 supporters gathered in the East Room.
Americans bipartisanly reject Trump's victory declaration - poll
84%, including 93% of Democrats and 70% of Republicans, said that “candidates should not be declaring victory until all of the votes are counted.”
Judge orders USPS to do 2 daily sweeps in states still receiving ballots
US District Judge Emmet Sullivan said the processing centers must perform morning sweeps and then afternoon sweeps "to ensure that any identified local ballots can be delivered that day."
No matter who wins the election, American Jews fear bigotry and division
“We are an incredibly divided country, and that was something we knew before yesterday, and something we know today.”
As election uncertainty continues, rabbis help their congregants cope
“Certainly the people who came to that service were coming for comfort and solidarity,” Folberg said.