Michigan Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said on Sunday that her state likely won’t know the results of the 2024 election until 24 hours after the polls close. Benson told CBS News’ “Face the Nation” that the timeline for this year’s election results will track closely with the 2020 election — when Michigan released the unofficial results at around 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday. The race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in Michigan, a vital battleground state, remains a toss-up. “We do have more options to process ballots sooner than Election Day, which is where we were restricted in 2020, so I’m optimistic we could see results even sooner,” Benson said. “But I would estimate end of the day on Wednesday as the best guess on how we’ll perform.” “With that said, we will always prioritize accuracy and security over efficiency,” she added. “Understanding how much people will want those results, we’re still going to make sure the process is secure and accurate before we put anything out to the public.” Michigan SOS @JocelynBenson says she estimates the battleground state will have the results of this year's presidential race by the end of the day on Wednesday — the day after Election Day. "With that said, we will always prioritize accuracy and security over efficiency," she… pic.twitter.com/udCHTjDW6a — Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) October 20, 2024 With 15 days until the election, Michigan has already seen more than 1 million votes cast through the mail, according to NBC News. Of those 1 million mail-in votes, 54% were sent in by registered Democrats compared to 36% by registered Republicans and 10% by voters not registered with either party. Republicans have challenged some of Michigan’s election procedures, including suing Benson over the state’s inflated voter rolls. Around 8.4 million people are registered to vote in Michigan, but fewer than eight million voting-age people reside in the state, one of the largest imbalances in the country, Bridge Michigan reported last week. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 The Republican National Committee also sued the secretary of state over her guidance for absentee ballots last month. The RNC accuses Benson of instructing “local clerks and election inspectors to process and tabulate absent voter ballots where the stub is missing or the number on the stub does not match the number in the poll book or on the ballot return envelope as ‘challenged’ ballots rather than reject them as required by Michigan law.” “Secretary Benson continues to expose Michigan’s elections to cheating and fraud, forcing Republicans to file suit again to protect the vote for Michiganders,” RNC Chairman Michael Whatley said in September. “We will continue our efforts to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat in Michigan – and around the country – through November 5.”

Vice presidential candidate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) was unable to name any areas on Monday where Vice President Kamala Harris has different policies than President Joe Biden. Walz made the remarks during an appearance on ABC News’ “The View” when confronted with polling that shows that only a small portion of the country believes that a Harris-Walz ticket would bring change to America. “Governor voters are saying change is a critical issue this election, but our ABC poll shows only a third of Americans believe a Harris-Walz ticket would bring that change,” said co-host Sara Haines. Haines then asked Walz the same question that she asked Harris during her interview on the show: “Can you point to a policy decision over the last four years that you and the vice president would have handled differently from President Biden?” Walz responded: “Well, I think she’s, this expansion on Medicare is something that I wish would have been proposed sooner. But look, they’re tackling the issues that they needed to do.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 Walz then blamed the pandemic on former President Donald Trump, claiming that he “left a mess for” the incoming Biden-Harris administration. “There were other issues that were being dealt with,” he later added. “And she’s her own leader. She’s got her own path, a new way forward, and I think she sees in Minnesota that we have similar values. Whether it’s providing kids with meals at school, we’re putting meals in our schools and trying to get guns out of them, that seems like a good thing.” WATCH: Gov. Walz: “We’re putting meals in our schools and trying to get guns out of them.” pic.twitter.com/IOoZ60Zm9i — CAP Action (@CAPAction) October 21, 2024

Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus shared her endorsement for Vice President Kamala Harris on X over the weekend, focusing her messaging on abortion, IVF, and comments about the government being in her “sn*tch.” The 63-year-old “Seinfeld” alum posted her thoughts in a video she shared on the platform. “I don’t know about you, but I’d really like to get the government out of my f***ing sn*tch,” Louis-Dreyfus wrote in the caption. “Trump and his Project 2025 friends want to reach into our doctor’s offices and our bedrooms to control our access to birth control, IVF, and, of course, abortion— even though they wouldn’t know a uterus if they had to crawl out of one for a second time,” she continued. The actress went on, “That’s why I hope you’ll join me in voting for Kamala Harris, who will fight to win back our reproductive rights and sign into law the protections of Roe v. Wade. And don’t stop at the top of the ticket — vote all the way down for the candidates and ballot initiatives that will protect reproductive freedom!” She added a link to register to vote. Trump and his Project 2025 friends want to reach into our doctor’s offices and our bedrooms to control our access to birth control, IVF, and, of course, abortion— even though they wouldn’t know a uterus if they had to crawl out of one for a second time. — Julia Louis-Dreyfus (@OfficialJLD) October 20, 2024   Many of the reactions to Louis-Dreyfus’ post were negative, pointing out the inconsistencies in her messaging. “The more you try and associate Trump with Project 2025, the more you expose yourself as just another disingenuous, lying Democrat lapdog,” one social media user wrote. “If you want to form a strong argument, a good place to start is by not lying your ass off. Try again Elaine.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 “I always knew you were a liberal, but I never realized how uncritically stupid you are,” another agreed. “Does it sucks (sic) fighting for something this hard that you cant (sic) be honest about? Trump has denounced project 2025 and voiced strong support for IVF. No one cares about your sn*tch, lady. They care about the truth,” another said. Trump has repeatedly disavowed Project 2025 despite Democrats continuing to use it as a talking point against him. He also expressed support for requiring insurance companies to pay for IVF procedures while possibly including a religious exemption, as The Daily Wire previously reported. Trump said during a rally in Michigan that with his future administration, “your government will pay for or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with IVF treatment.” “We want more babies!” he added.

We all have our favorite artists whose music serves as the soundtrack to the best moments of our lives. Their songs speak to our souls and can change even the darkest days to ones of light and love. Julia Roberts had an opportunity to not only tell her favorite band how she felt but also be part of one of the biggest days in Dave Matthews Band’s career. On October 19, Julia Roberts inducted the Dave Matthews Band into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Julie Roberts Is A Big Dave Matthews Fan Julia, clad in a Dave T-shirt, spoke of the band’s “unelectrifying” start but said fans call them phenomenal, stupendous, magnificent.” She added that for herself, Dave Matthews Band is “life-affirming.” Julia has attended many of the band’s concerts and said they never play their songs the same way twice. Julia Roberts added that the band’s music tells stories of love and loss and brings her a special memory. “The first time I ever danced with my husband was almost 25 years ago to a Dave Matthews Band song.” Julia and her husband, Danny Moder, married in 2002 and share three children. Twins Phinnaeus and Hazel will turn 20 in November, and son Henry turned 17 in June. Julia added, referring to her first dance to a Dave song, “That was a winning combination, as I have been swooning over my husband and this band ever since.” Julia Roberts said Dave Matthews helped change her life and that she was a part of their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. She was “deeply honored to be a part of heralding these men.” The Dave Matthews Band formed in 1991 in Charlottesville, Virginia. Founding members included lead singer and guitarist Dave Matthews, bassist Stefan Lessard, drummer and backing vocalist Carter Beauford, violinist and vocalist Boyd Tinsley, and saxophonist LeRoi Moore. Dave, Stefan, and Carter are still bandmates today. This story’s featured image is by Everett Collection via Shutterstock. The post Julia Roberts Shares A Romantic Story As She Inducts Dave Matthews Into Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame appeared first on InspireMore.

A video shared on X claims to show rapper Snoop Dogg insulting former President Donald Trump in 2024. BREAKING: Snoop Dogg just ripped Donald Trump to threads. Retweet to make sure every American sees this. pic.twitter.com/P9MTfry0Yd — Kamala’s Wins (@harris_wins) October 18, 2024 Verdict: Misleading The video is from 2018, not 2024. Fact Check: Social media users […]

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