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Paige proposed as Stockton's interim city clerk after Roland resigns

Paige proposed as Stockton's interim city clerk after Roland resigns

The Stockton City Council will consider appointing Bonnie Paige as interim city clerk after Katherine Roland announced her resignation.
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VOTE: SJ County Martin Dentistry's Football Week 2 Athlete of the Week

VOTE: SJ County Martin Dentistry's Football Week 2 Athlete of the Week

Here are the nominees for the San Joaquin County Martin Dentistry’s Football Athlete of the Week for Week 2. Make sure to vote!
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San Joaquin County high school football power rankings after Week 2

San Joaquin County high school football power rankings after Week 2

Tracy rolls through turmoil, Manteca makes history and Escalon shocks Oakdale. See where all 26 San Joaquin County football teams rank after Week 2.
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South Dakota State Senator Faces December Trial for Election-Related Felony Charges

South Dakota State Senator Faces December Trial for Election-Related Felony Charges

South Dakota State Senator Tom Pischke, a Republican from Dell Rapids, is scheduled for a jury trial in December after being charged with two felony counts of filing a forged or false instrument. The charges stem from allegations that Pischke signed and submitted candidate nominating petitions for county party precinct positions without the knowledge of the candidates. Minnehaha County election officials identified discrepancies in these petitions, leading to an investigation. Pischke waived his right to a preliminary hearing last month, paving the way for the jury trial. He pleaded not guilty during his arraignment, and the judge advised that each count carries a potential sentence of up to two years in prison. Pischke ended his re-election campaign in July, citing the ongoing case as a hindrance to transparency with constituents.
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Oklahoma Voters to Decide U.S. Senate Race Between N’Kiyla “Jasmine” Thomas and Kevin Hern in November

Oklahoma Voters to Decide U.S. Senate Race Between N’Kiyla “Jasmine” Thomas and Kevin Hern in November

Oklahoma voters will head to the polls in November to elect a new U.S. Senator, with N’Kiyla “Jasmine” Thomas, the Democratic runoff winner, set to face Republican Kevin Hern. This follows the August 25 primary runoff elections, where Thomas secured the Democratic nomination against Jim Priest. Kevin Hern, a Republican, will also be on the ballot, alongside Libertarian and independent candidates. The upcoming general election will also feature races for Governor, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Insurance Commissioner, among other state and local offices. The Oklahoma State Election Board has released the official results for the August 25 elections. Additionally, voters decided on two state questions: State Question 844, which did not pass, and State Question 846, which passed, adding a voter identification requirement to the Oklahoma Constitution. The voter registration deadline for the November 3 general election is October 9, with absentee ballot requests due by October 19.
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NRCC Criticizes Representative Vicente Gonzalez's Campaign Spending on Luxury Travel and Dining

NRCC Criticizes Representative Vicente Gonzalez's Campaign Spending on Luxury Travel and Dining

The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has issued a statement criticizing U.S. Representative Vicente Gonzalez (D-McAllen) for his alleged use of campaign funds for luxury expenses. According to a report highlighted by the NRCC, Gonzalez spent campaign cash on fine dining at establishments such as Zurich’s La Rôtisserie and Washington’s Albi. The report also detailed a stay at Rome’s five-star Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa. Christian Martinez, an NRCC Spokesman, characterized Gonzalez as an 'out of touch Washington elitist' who views public service as an opportunity for personal indulgence, suggesting that he expects others to cover his expenses. The NRCC's statement implies that these expenditures demonstrate a disconnect between the representative and the financial realities faced by his constituents.
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Noncitizens accused of illegal US voting challenge Trump's authority to prosecute them

Noncitizens accused of illegal US voting challenge Trump's authority to prosecute them

By Tom Hals WILMINGTON, Delaware, Sept 15 (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump seeks to crack down on what he says is widespread illegal voting by noncitizens, several people charged with that crime are trying a novel strategy to get their cases dropped. 
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Give every American voter same confidence Tennesseans have | Opinion

Give every American voter same confidence Tennesseans have | Opinion

State Rep. Jason Zachary argues that Tennessee is an example of the election security the SAVE America Act would provide nationwide.
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Arizona voter form feels like harassment | Letters

Arizona voter form feels like harassment | Letters

Maricopa County voter notice prompts a longtime Phoenix resident to question whether registration forms are unfairly targeting Democrats.
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Federal charges announced in Texas are part of broader Trump focus on noncitizen voting

Federal charges announced in Texas are part of broader Trump focus on noncitizen voting

Seven noncitizens in Texas have been charged with illegally voting in federal elections or falsely claiming U.S. citizenship, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas
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Tennessee proves election security and access can coexist | Opinion

Tennessee proves election security and access can coexist | Opinion

Tennessee has led the nation in election integrity for five years. Here is why the state model works for voters.
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Stockton Unveils New Permanent Supportive Housing Units to Combat Homelessness and Behavioral Health Needs

Stockton Unveils New Permanent Supportive Housing Units to Combat Homelessness and Behavioral Health Needs

The Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin in Stockton, California, celebrated the opening of the Grant Street Apartments, which will provide 24 new permanent supportive housing units. This initiative is part of a larger effort to address the behavioral health needs and homelessness in San Joaquin County. The Grant Street Apartments will be connected to the newly renovated Satellite Apartments, which serve as transitional housing. The projects are a collaborative effort supported by the San Joaquin County Housing Authority, the city of Stockton, and San Joaquin Behavioral Health. Genevieve Valentine, director of San Joaquin County Health Care Services Agency, emphasized that housing stability is crucial for individuals with behavioral health challenges, especially those who have interacted with the justice system, as it provides a foundation for recovery and independence. Adam Cheshire, district director for Rep. Josh Harder, was among the attendees at the opening.