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Many voters at Arlington bar made up their minds before debate, now feel frustrated after that fact
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Many voters made up their minds before debate, now they feel frustrated
Multiple Virginia voters said they were looking to see if Biden could hold his own in the debate, while also looking to see more from President Trump on his views.
Elections
Officials fear parts of Virginia election system labeled 'unreliable' in 2018 may slow or crash on Election Day
Virginia’s election commissioner expressed full confidence in the critical computer system, known as VERIS. It is slated to be replaced in July 2022, documents show.
Virginia
Officials fear parts of Virginia election system labeled 'unreliable' in 2018 may slow or crash on Election Day
Virginia’s election commissioner expressed full confidence in the critical computer system, known as VERIS. It is slated to be replaced in July 2022, documents show.
News
'Proud Boys stand back and standby' | Trump dodges question about condemning white supremacists
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How a yes vote on Virginia Constitutional Amendment 2 will impact veterans
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How a Yes vote on Question 1 of the Maryland ballot would impact state finances
Leading up to the elections in Maryland we want to make sure that you have the information you need to make informed choices.
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VERIFY: If an election is close, could SCOTUS make the final decision?
The Verify team was asked by a viewer about the role of SCOTUS in deciding elections. The short answer is yes, but only in very specific situations.
Virginia
Virginia GOP says confusion remains on absentee ballot rule
Virginia's witness signature requirement for absentee voters has been waived.
DC
Many voters made up their minds before debate, now they feel frustrated
Multiple Virginia voters said they were looking to see if Biden could hold his own in the debate, while also looking to see more from President Trump on his views.
Elections
Officials fear parts of Virginia election system labeled 'unreliable' in 2018 may slow or crash on Election Day
Virginia’s election commissioner expressed full confidence in the critical computer system, known as VERIS. It is slated to be replaced in July 2022, documents show.
Virginia
Officials fear parts of Virginia election system labeled 'unreliable' in 2018 may slow or crash on Election Day
Virginia’s election commissioner expressed full confidence in the critical computer system, known as VERIS. It is slated to be replaced in July 2022, documents show.
News
'Proud Boys stand back and standby' | Trump dodges question about condemning white supremacists
When challenged to denounce white supremacists , Trump agreed he would, but instead told them to "stand back and standby"
News
Joe Biden condemns Trump for tear gassing protesters in DC
During the first presidential debate, former vice president Bide condemned President Trumps response to peaceful protests in D.C.
Politics
Getting ready for a presidential debate? Talk to Mari Maseng Will
Ahead of Tuesday's presidential debate, WUSA9 spoke to a debate coach who has helped multiple former candidates for the White House.
Politics
How a yes vote on Virginia Constitutional Amendment 2 will impact veterans
We're answering your ballot questions leading up to Election Day.
DC
Getting ready for a presidential debate? Talk to Mari Maseng Will
Ahead of Tuesday's presidential debate, WUSA9 spoke to a debate coach who has helped multiple former candidates for the White House.
Politics
How a Yes vote on Question 1 of the Maryland ballot would impact state finances
Leading up to the elections in Maryland we want to make sure that you have the information you need to make informed choices.
VERIFY
VERIFY: If an election is close, could SCOTUS make the final decision?
The Verify team was asked by a viewer about the role of SCOTUS in deciding elections. The short answer is yes, but only in very specific situations.
Virginia
Virginia GOP says confusion remains on absentee ballot rule
Virginia's witness signature requirement for absentee voters has been waived.
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