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“Presidential candidates eager to reach new audiences in a more relaxed environment are bypassing riskier network interviews and flocking to podcasts,” Axios reports. “Cord cutting, the rise of TikTok and the scattering of audiences have made podcasts a more powerful platform for candidates this election cycle compared to last.” “While podcasts don’t offer the same reach as a primetime network news interview, they afford the opportunity to deliver a specific message to a narrower slice of the electorate.”

“Donald Trump’s campaign is making a last-minute push to advocate for early and mail-in voting, methods the former president has falsely vilified for years as dangerous and fraudulent,” CNN reports. “With less than a month to go in a tight race, Trump’s campaign is urging people to vote early and by mail, while also working to expand voting access in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.”

“Donald Trump and his Republican allies appear to be laying the groundwork for legal challenges to the 2024 election if Trump loses, following the same playbook they pursued in 2020,” USA Today reports. “The Republican National Committee has filed more than 100 election-related lawsuits so far, with many focusing on the same issues that Trump claimed cost him the election last time, such as illegitimate mail-in ballots being counted and a lack of safeguards against noncitizens voting.”

Kamala Harris’s support among Hispanic voters is in dangerously low territory for Democrats, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll, while her rival, Donald Trump, has maintained his strength with the fast-growing group poised to play a key role in deciding control of the White House. “The survey of the likely Latino electorate across the country found Ms.

A new ABC News/Ipsos poll finds Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump nationally among likely voters, 50% to 48%.

“The deadline to register to vote in 2024 has already passed in more than a dozen states, and time is running out in many more places through October,” USA Today reports. “Millions of Americans have enrolled to cast a ballot this year, with unprecedented recent spikes in new voters posing to shake up a heated race for the White House.” “With Election Day just weeks away, campaigns and nonpartisan organizations are turning their attention to another priority: making sure voters actually show up.”