Democrat Kamala Harris said Wednesday that Donald Trump is “increasingly distraught” and accused him of seeking “unchecked power.” after some alleged praise that the republican gave to Adolf Hitler years ago.

The candidates raise their tone when there are 13 days left until the elections in those who are neck and neck in the polls.

“It is deeply disturbing and incredibly dangerous that Donald Trump invoke Adolf Hitler, the man responsible for the deaths of six million Jews and hundreds of thousands of Americans,” the Democratic vice president said outside her residence in Washington, before leaving for Pennsylvania for a campaign event.

“All of this is further proof to the American people of who Donald Trump really is,” he added of his Republican rival.

The former president “Donald Trump is increasingly unbalanced and unstable and in a second term people like John Kelly would not be there to protect against his tendencies and actions,” he said, referring to a former chief of staff of the tycoon during his term.

“So the bottom line is this: We know what Donald Trump wants: wants power without control”, Harris said.

Citing Kelly’s statements to The Atlantic and the New York Times, Harris said Trump “he wanted generals like Adolf Hitler had had.”

“Donald Trump said that because he doesn’t want a military that is faithful to the Constitution of the United States,” Harris said. “He wants an army that is loyal to him.”

Former Marine Gen. John Kelly confirmed Tuesday that tycoon fits the definition of fascist.

“Of course the former president belongs to the far right, of course he is an authoritarian, he admires dictators, he said so himself. So, without a doubt, he fits the general definition of a fascist, for sure,” he said.

Kelly also claimed that Trump “commented more than once: ‘You know, Hitler did some good things too.'”

Trump’s campaign team reacted: Harris “she is increasingly desperate as she falters and her campaign is in ruins.”

“That is why he continues to spread easy-to-disprove lies and falsehoods,” spokesman Steven Cheung said in a statement.

Biden’s support

But the White House remained steadfast in its support of Kelly and Harris.

Asked whether President Joe Biden agreed with Kelly’s assessment that Trump is a fascist, White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre was unequivocal.

“Do we agree with this conclusion? Yes, we do.”“he replied.

Trump’s other statements on illegal immigration have already earned him comparisons with Hitler.

Immigrants “poison the blood of the country”, he has repeated several times in recent months. He also used the terms “enemy within” and “parasites.”

Nazi propaganda referred to Jews as “parasites”, among other degrading epithets.

About 23.5 million Americans have already voted by mail or in person for the presidential election, which appears to be very close.

The campaign continues with a technical tie in the polls between Trump and Harris.

It is impossible to determine the level of precision of these investigations. In the past they have underestimated support for Trump and the Democrats.

The former president insists on the repression of migrants in an irregular situation if he wins the election and promises to activate a 1798 Foreign Enemies Act to expel them.

If they return, they will receive a 10-year prison sentence and the death penalty if they killed an American or a police officer, he repeats at his rallies.

Harris questions this Trump be mentally and physically fit for president and is trying to appeal to moderate Republican voters.

Trump, who is campaigning in Georgia on Wednesday, believes, by contrast, that she does not have the “intelligence or strength” to lead the United States.

NH it has supported the Democratic candidate in seven of the last eight presidential elections, even though it has been a competitive state in many of those years due to slim margins of victory.

Former president and Republican candidate donald trumpfacing the Democratic vice president Kamala Harris and two other candidates, has won New Hampshire’s Republican primaries three times, but has lost the state’s last two general elections.

Former Republican federal senator Kelly Ayotte competes against the Democratic former mayor of Manchester Joyce Craig in the race to replace Republican Gov. Chris Sununu, who is not seeking re-election after serving four terms.

There is also an open seat in the 2nd Congressional District, where the Democrat sits Maggie Goodlander faces Republican Lily Tang Williams. In the 1st District, the Democratic representative Chris Pappas is seeking re-election to a fourth term, competing against Republican Russell Prescott.

New Hampshire reports results by municipality or precinct, not by county, and counts the vast majority of its votes on election night. Each municipality or constituency usually publishes all results at once.

Historically, less 10% of the votes in New Hampshire they are filed before Election Day, as the state requires evidence for remote voting.

What you need to know about New Hampshire elections

When will the US elections be?

November 5th.

How long can you vote in New Hampshire?

Poll closing times: 7:00 PM, 7:30 PM and 8:00 PM Eastern Time, depending on the municipality.

How many electoral votes does New Hampshire have in the presidential election?

New Hampshire has 4 Electoral College votes in the presidential race.

New Hampshire’s major races

Harris (D) vs. Trump (right) vs. Chase Oliver (Libertarian) vs. Jill Stein (Green).

For governor

Ayotte (right) vs. Craig (D) and another.

1st Congressional District

Pappas (D) vs. Prescott (right).

2nd Congressional District

Goodlander (D) vs. Williams (right).

How did the last New Hampshire election go in 2020?

Results of the latest 2020 presidential races in New Hampshire

Biden (D) 53%, Trump (D) 45%. Winner announcement by AP: Tuesday, November 3, 2020, 10:54 pm ET.

Registered voters in New Hampshire

890,518 (until 30 September 2024). About 29% are Democrats, about 34% are Republicans, and 37% have no political affiliation.

Voter turnout in New Hampshire

That was 72% of registered voters in November 2020.

Votes cast before Election Day 2020 in New Hampshire

About 32% of the total votes

Votes cast before Election Day 2022 in New Hampshire

About 10% of the total votes

How long did it take to count votes in New Hampshire?

First votes reported: Tuesday, November 3, 2020 at 7:22 pm Eastern Time

By midnight Eastern time: Approximately 63% of the total votes cast were reported.

After voting for Bill Clinton in 1992 and 1996, Arkansas he has given his votes ever since Constituency to the Republican presidential nominee in each general election. Former Republican President donald trump he aspires to win the state for a third time, after winning Arkansas with more than 60% of the vote in the last two elections.

The vote also includes four state deputiesRepublicans who easily won election in 2022 and are seeking re-election this year.

Of course, Arkansas has a “blue zone” around it Small rockwho voted 60% for Democratic President Joe Biden in 2020. Biden also won six counties in eastern Arkansas, along the Mississippi River, with large African-American populations.

In the county of Washingtonnear the headquarters of Tyson Foods and Walmart, and encompassing part of the town of Springdale, the presidential election was close, but Trump still won by four points.

An abortion rights measure will not be on the ballot this year after the state supreme court ratify a state agency’s finding that the group supporting the measure failed to properly file paperwork regarding its signature gatherers.

What you need to know about Arkansas elections

When will the US elections be?

November 5th.

How long can you vote in Arkansas?

Polls close at 8:30 PM Eastern Time.

How many electoral votes does Arkansas have in the presidential election?

Arkansas has 6 Electoral College votes in the presidential race.

The main competitions

Harris (D) vs. Trump (right) vs. Robert Kennedy Jr. (independent) vs. Chase Oliver (Libertarian) vs. Jill Stein (Green) and two others.

How did the last Arkansas election go in 2020?

Results of past 2020 presidential races

Trump (R) 62%, Biden (D) 35%, AP declared winner Tuesday, November 3, 2020, 8:30 pm ET.

Registered voters in Arkansas

1,823,014 (until October 15, 2024).

Voter turnout in Arkansas

That was 67% of registered voters in 2020.

Votes cast before Election Day in 2020

About 78% of all votes.

Votes cast before Election Day in 2022 in Arkansas

About 56% of all votes.

How long did it take to count votes in Arkansas?

First votes reported November 3, 2020: 8:38 PM Eastern Time.

By midnight Eastern time: 79% of all votes cast had been reported.

The gunmetal gray ceiling above Montevideo This is reflected in an electoral campaign that did not entirely enthuse Uruguayans. Four days before the presidential elections, two other issues are attracting attention in the streets of Montevideo: the plebiscite on the elimination of the mixed pension system, with its possible fiscal costs; and the preview of Peñarol’s match for the semi-final of the Copa Libertadores this Wednesday. Football has even forced politicians to bring forward the closure of the main candidates’ electoral campaigns.

Unlike previous electoral campaigns for the presidency of Uruguay, apathy has now grown. In the country there is no re-election and president Luis Lacalle Pouwho has a consensus greater than 50%, cannot run for a new mandate. He blessed Álvaro Delgado, of his National Party, but he is second and far in all the polls and is unable to transfer support to him.

He comes first in the polls Yamandu Bearswith 44% and more than 15 points difference from its direct rival. The former mayor of Canelones (a position similar to that of governor) aims to be the renewal of the Frente Amplio, without the deceased two-time president Tabare Vázquez (1940-2020) and with José “Pepe” Mujica retired and fighting for his health.

Since in Uruguay to be elected president in the first round you need to get more than 50% of the votes, Andrés Ojeda, the young man who covered up the Colorado Party and is in third place, The objective was to reach second place to access the ballot. He has atypical ways for Uruguayan politics and Sunday will be a good electoral test to find out if the disruptive and aggressive management of social networks, in the manner of Javier Milei, has also had resonance among Uruguayans.

Four days before the elections, there is not an abundance of posters. During a walk through the central streets of Montevideo, political options appear when you lower your head.

In Juan Pedro Fabini square, three blocks from the central Plaza Independencia, eight stations of the 13 political forces running for the presidency are distributed over just 30 meters, in a gala of Uruguayan civility. “We share water with lemon, alfajores,” says a member of the Frente Amplio, Uruguay’s majority party.

They set up at 11am and distribute candidate ballots until 7pm. presidential elections and the lists of senators and deputies, of a Congress that is fully renewed every five years.

A percentage of the quantity of pamphlets delivered by militants of various forces within a few block radius ends up on the ground. In addition to the cards with the names of the candidates, there are the yellow and white “cards” for the “Yes” vote in the two plebiscites.

The plebiscites and Peñarol, the center of attention

The conversation does not go through the names of the presidency. On the street they exclude that this will be defined in the November 24th ballot and we are only talking about the two popular consultations which must exceed 50% of the votes. On Sunday the voter who opposes the popular consultations will only have to deposit the empty envelope. And those who support must say “Yes” at the polls.

The yellow one, promoted by the National Party, is for constitutional reform to allow night-time break-ins into homes. The Uruguayan Constitution establishes that “the home is sacred and inviolable”. Given the increase in episodes of precariousness, he obtained the signatures necessary to reach the plebiscite.

In the pamphlets of the ruling National Party they hand in yellow ballots, even as they cover the sidewalks in subsequent blocks.

While the other plebiscite is the one promoted by the PIT-CNT, the trade union center of Uruguay with leaders registered with the Frente Amplio. They want to reform the Constitution change the pension systemabolish the mixed system that the state shares with private administrators of pension savings funds (AFAPS), increase the minimum pension and minimum wage among other changes.

It is the white card, which also decorates the ground of Montevideo. Added to this is the opposition of the vast majority of Uruguayan politicians, including 111 economists from the Frente Amplio. “It can’t be financed and will depress the minimum wage in the long run,” he explains Clarion Cecilia, 69 year old pensioner.

Since these two plebiscites and without bright figures of electoral politics, the candidates have been overshadowed both by analysts and on the street I agree that it was a gray campaign.

But football also caught their attention. The main candidates, Orsi and Delgado, ended their campaigns on Tuesday because tonight, after 13 years, Peñarol, one of the two most important teams in Uruguay, The first semi-final of the Copa Libertadores is played in Brazil.

Just walking through the central streets, the decision doesn’t seem wrong. At midday the yellow and black vertical striped t-shirts multiply more than the candidate posters and everyone takes it for granted that in the early hours of Thursday the result of the match will be on the lips of all of Uruguay. Before the return match in Montevideo next Tuesday, there is nothing less than the first round of the presidential elections.

The presidential election tops the list of federal races, state and local in Illinoiswhere voters have supported the Democratic presidential candidate for decades, but the race for lower offices is more competitive.

The Democratic vice president Kamala Harrisformer Republican president donald trump AND Robert Kennedy They are the presidential candidates. The last time a Republican candidate won the presidential election in Illinois was George H. W. Bush in 1988.

As for the House of Representatives, current occupants in all 17 districts are running for re-election. That includes Democrat Eric Sorensen, whose 17th Congressional District stretches from Rockford to central Illinois. He will face Republican Joe McGraw in the state’s closest congressional race.

Voters will also be able to answer three non-binding questions, including one on whether health insurance plans that offer benefits to pregnant women should also offer reproductive treatments such as in vitro fertilization.

Chicago is also putting school board members up for a popular vote for the first time, a key step in the city’s move from a mayor-appointed board to one elected by voters. That transition was full of conflict. Him Mayor Brandon Johnson appointed an entire new school board in October, after all seven members resigned.

What you need to know about Illinois elections

When will the US elections be?

November 5th.

How long can you vote in Illinois?

Polls close at 8:00 PM Eastern Time.

How many electoral votes does Illinois have in the presidential election?

Illinois has 19 Electoral College votes in the presidential race.

Major races in Illinois

Harris (D) vs. Trump (right) versus Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (independent).

17th Congressional District

Sorensen (D) vs. McGraw (right).

Electoral measures

Advisory Question 1 (civil penalties for any interference with a poll worker’s duties), Advisory Question 2 (creation of a new tax level), Advisory Question 3 (on whether to expand reproductive health coverage).

How did the last Illinois election go in 2020?

Results of past 2020 presidential races

Biden (D) 58%, Trump (D) 41%. AP Winner Announcement: Tuesday, November 3, 2020, 8:00 pm ET.

Registered voters in Illinois

8,845,816 (until September 25, 2024).

Voter turnout in Illinois

That was 67% of registered voters in November 2020.

Votes cast before Election Day 2020

About 67% of the total votes

Votes cast before Election Day 2022

About 39% of the total votes

How long did the vote counting take?

First votes reported: November 3, 2020 at 8:09 pm Eastern Time.

By midnight Eastern time: approximately 74% of the total votes cast had been reported.

Michigan could play a decisive role in the presidential elections for the third time in a row, as voters decide close races that could tip the balance of power in both houses of Congress and the state House of Representatives.

Michigan is one of three battleground states, along with Pennsylvania and Wisconsinwho in 2016 had swung towards Republican Donald Trump by a slim margin, after almost 30 years of supporting the Democrats. Four years later, the Democrat Joe Biden he got all three, in Michigan, with just 154,000 votes out of more than 5.5 million cast.

trump and the vice president Kamala Harris They campaigned heavily in Michigan, seeking the state’s 15 Electoral College votes, focusing particularly on Detroit and its suburbs and Kent County, home to Grand Rapids and a major swing area of ​​the state.

In the federal Senate the Democratic representative Elissa Slotkin faces the Republican Mike Rogers to replace Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow, whose decision to retire after five terms put a seat that until now was firmly in the Democratic camp back in play. Rogers, former head of the House Intelligence Committee, was recruited out of retirement, giving the Michigan Republicans a chance to end 24 years without winning elections to the Upper House.

slotkin She has kept her Lansing district in Democratic hands since her first election in 2018. Replacing her in the 7th Congressional District are Democrat Curtis Hertel and Republican Tom Barrett, both former state senators.

Voters in the 7th District went for Trump in 2016 and for Biden in 2020. In the 8th District, which includes Flint and Saginaw, Democrat Kristen McDonald Rivet and Republican Paul Junge are competing to replace Democratic Rep. Dan Kildee , who did not run. for a seventh term. McDonald Rivet is a state senator while Junge is a former prosecutor and former television host who was defeated by Kildee in 2022.

In the state Legislature, Democrats are defending the narrow majority they won in the House in 2022 and maintained in April after a special election to fill a pair of vacancies. This year, all 110 seats in the state House are up for grabs.

Legislative campaigns in both parties have declared control of the Michigan House as one of their top priorities this November. Democrats also hold a narrow majority in the state Senate, but those seats won’t be up for grabs until 2026.

What to expect from the November 5 Michigan elections

When will the US elections be?

November 5th.

How far can you vote in Florida?

The closing time of the polls is 8pm and 9pm. ET. Michigan spans two time zones, so most of the state will begin reporting results while others in the Upper Peninsula They will vote until 9pm ET.

How many electoral votes does Michigan have in the presidential election?

Michigan has 15 Electoral College votes in the presidential race.

The main competitions

Harris (D) vs. Trump (right) vs. Chase Oliver (Libertarian) vs. Jill Stein (Green) vs. Randall Terry (US Taxpayers’ Party) vs. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Natural Law Party) v. Joseph Kishore vs. Cornel West.

8th Congressional District

Kristen McDonald Rivet (D) vs. Paul Junge (R) and four others.

A new law gives local election officials more time to process and tabulate absentee ballots, which should ease the logjam that delayed vote counting in the 2020 presidential election.

Cities and towns with at least 5,000 residents can begin processing and tabulation voting up to eight days before Election Daywhile smaller jurisdictions may begin the morning before Election Day.

How did Michigan’s last election go in 2020?

In 2020, more than 3.1 million voters cast ballots by mail, approximately 56% of all votes cast. State law at the time prevented election workers from opening envelopes and preparing ballots for counting until the night before the election. Trump initially led on Election Day, but the gap narrowed overnight and into the next morning, with Biden leading by the afternoon.

Changing the law could lead to faster release of mail-in ballot results and mitigate the so-called “Republican mirage” that Trump has falsely accused as evidence of voter fraud in Michigan and other key states.

Some key counties in Michigan elections are Wayne (where Detroit is located), Oakland, Macomb, Kent (where Grand Rapids is located), Genesee (where Flint is located), and Washtenaw (where Ann Arbor is located).

Results of past 2020 presidential races

Biden (D) 51%, Trump (R) 48%, AP declared the winner on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, at 5:58 pm ET.

Registered voters

8,437,177 (until October 17, 2024).

Electoral participation

That was 68% of registered voters in 2020.

Votes cast before Election Day in 2020 in Michigan

About 59% of all votes.

Votes cast before Election Day in 2022

About 42% of all votes.

How long did the vote counting take?

First votes reported in November 2020: 8:08 pm ET.

By midnight ET: 45% of all votes cast had been reported.