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These six battleground states could cost President Biden the White House in 2024 - Vimarsana News

These six battleground states could cost President Biden the White House in 2024

The latest polls suggest former President Donald Trump is edging President Biden in many of the key general election battleground states in 2024

Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett looks ahead to challenges of second term - Vimarsana News

Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett looks ahead to challenges of second term

Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett prepares to begin his second term after experiencing an event-filled, lengthy first term.

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Black voters in South Carolina feel Democratic Party has 'failed them,' strategists and young Democrats warn - Vimarsana News

Black voters in South Carolina feel Democratic Party has 'failed them,' strategists and young Democrats warn

South Carolina Democrats warned that Black voters were questioning their loyalty to the Democratic Party as President Biden continues to struggle in the polls.

Joe Biden struggling to maintain support among Black voters - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden struggling to maintain support among Black voters

Independent voter Kim Brown and Republican voter David Sypher joined "FOX & Friends" to discuss why Biden is struggling to maintain support among Black voters.

GOP presidential candidates identify top issues facing Americans, from the economy to the border crisis - Vimarsana News

GOP presidential candidates identify top issues facing Americans, from the economy to the border crisis

The 2024 GOP candidates outlined what they believe to be the top issues ahead of the next presidential election during interviews with Reagan Presidential Foundation President David Trulio.