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Harris says her campaign is prepared for Trump to prematurely claim victory, Pennsylvania election officials say safeguards in the system are preventing vote fraud and the Montana Senate race could hinge on the political refugee vote.

Donald Trump responds to Biden's 'garbage' comment. Hispanic Americans are outraged by insults about Puerto Rico. And, climate-smart technology could be a key election issue.

Local police and the FBI investigate arson fires in ballot boxes, election officials nationally brace for possible threats, speakers make controversial remarks at a Trump Madison Square Garden rally, and Hispanic evangelical voters draw attention in swing states.

Former first lady Michelle Obama campaigns, and about a loss of reproductive freedom in a second Trump presidency. Senator Lindsey Graham pushes back on John Kelly's "fascist" description of Trump and advocates call for nonpartisan support for National Parks.

Republicans defend their candidate from allegations of facism, Trump says he'll fire special prosecutor Jack Smith if reelected and California voters are poised to increase penalties for petty crime.

Republicans defend their candidate from allegations of fascism, Trump says he'll fire special prosecutor Jack Smith if reelected, and California voters are poised to increase penalties for petty crime.

Trump's former chief of staff warns that the former president is a fascist. A review of Georgia's rolls finds only 20 noncitizens out of about 8 million voters. Calls are made to turn down divisive rhetoric ahead of Election Day.

Donald Trump blames 'the enemy within' for Israeli intelligence leak. Experts feel Elon Musk's voter sweepstakes crossed a line and voting rights groups try to get young people more engaged.

Elon Musk's controversial voter incentives, union mobilization in key states, Connecticut's new early voting options, Florida's climate change concerns and rising fears of post-election violence highlight ongoing political tensions leading up to Election Day.

Former President Barack Obama says Trump isn't the right way to change politics. Pennsylvania needs more poll workers and civil rights experts say fears of post-election violence are valid.