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Foreign governments didn't influence U.S. 2022 midterms: report - National - Vimarsana News

Foreign governments didn't influence U.S. 2022 midterms: report - National

The public report concluded that no foreign government or agent undermined the security or integrity of election systems during the 2022 midterm elections.

Kamala Harris to launch nationwide tour in 2024 to promote abortion rights - Vimarsana News

Kamala Harris to launch nationwide tour in 2024 to promote abortion rights

Vice President Kamala Harris plans to launch a tour of the United States in early 2024 to promote abortion rights as Democrats sought to knuckle down on a key issue leading up to the November election.

Source: upi.com
China, Russia tried to meddle in 2022 midterms: US intel - Vimarsana News

China, Russia tried to meddle in 2022 midterms: US intel

A newly declassified intelligence report revealed China, Russia and Iran sought to meddle in the 2022 U.S. midterm elections at higher rates than they did in the 2018 midterms. A report produced in December 2022 — but declassified last week — laid out the intelligence community’s (IC) assessments of the extent of foreign threats to…

Source: yahoo.com
GOP Support Grows for Majewski, a Trump Ally With a Disputed Military Record - Vimarsana News

GOP Support Grows for Majewski, a Trump Ally With a Disputed Military Record

J.R. Majewski, an ally of former President Donald J. Trump, is seeking to avenge his 13-point loss in the 2022 midterm elections in Ohio.

Political Debate Is Rife on TikTok. Politicians? Not So Much. - Vimarsana News

Political Debate Is Rife on TikTok. Politicians? Not So Much.

Very few politicians, including the top candidates for president, are on the hugely popular video app — perhaps ceding much of the political discussion to others.