The 2024 U.S. presidential election is expected to be highly contentious, with potential legal challenges and protests that could delay the final outcome.
Experts suggest that, similar to the 2020 election, results may not be clear on election night, and it could take days or even weeks to determine the winner. Some are advocating for a national popular vote as a solution to the complexities of the Electoral College system.
Additionally, the possibility of a female president is once again on the horizon, reigniting hope for many older women who have long awaited this milestone.
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Honestly, it’s pretty frustrating that we’re still dealing with an outdated system like the Electoral College that complicates elections every time. A national popular vote just makes more sense—why shouldn’t the candidate with the most votes win? Also, it's about time we see a woman in the White House. The fact that this is still a "possibility" and not a reality in 2024 is wild, but fingers crossed it finally happens!
Here we go again with more government inefficiency and lawsuits delaying the process. We should be focusing on reducing federal power, not arguing over who gets to run the circus.
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These older women thought they might never see a female president. Now they’ve got another chance
Ahead of the election, PBS News spoke to 13 women, ranging in age from 71 to 97, about their lives, the race and seeing another woman atop a major party ticket.
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Inside NBC News' Decision Desk: When will we know who won the presidential race?
In 2020, election week replaced election night: Joe Biden wasn’t declared the winner until Saturday. This year, it could go either way. It may take as ... The answer depends not only on how ...
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