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“Donald Trump said Tuesday he will participate in a debate next month against Vice President Kamala Harris, two days after he suggested he could skip it,” the Washington Post reports. Said Trump, on Truth Social: “I have reached an agreement with the Radical Left Democrats for a Debate with Comrade Kamala Harris.” Trump claimed the rules will be “the same” for his debate in June against Joe Biden.

Wisconsin election officials kept Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on the ballot “even though he has suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump,” the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. “While he has tried to remove his name from the ballot in battleground states, Wisconsin law does not allow for Kennedy to retract his nomination at this point.” Meanwhile, Bridge Michigan reports Kennedy will also still appear on the Michigan ballot.

“Federal prosecutors on Tuesday issued a revised version of an indictment accusing former President Donald Trump of plotting to overturn the 2020 election, stripping out some charges in order to help it survive the Supreme Court’s recent ruling granting former presidents broad immunity for official acts in office,” the New York Times reports. “The new indictment came just days before Mr.

“Texas Republicans are doubling down on claims that Democrats in the state’s biggest cities are attempting to steal the 2024 election – a contest in which the GOP’s leads in the Senate and presidential races are increasingly narrowing,” The Hill reports. “State GOP leaders like Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton have made the state’s large urban counties a focus of allegations of a grand Democratic conspiracy to steal the 2024 election.”

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Nate Silver: “Kamala Harris leads by 3.8 points in our national polling average and would be a clear favorite in an election held today — but you can see the effects of the model’s convention bounce adjustment in why November’s result is still projected at basically 50/50. This is the period when we’d expect Harris to be at the very height of her convention bounce, and the over/under line for polls conducted during this period is something like 4 or 4.5 points; better numbers than that will tend to help her in the forecast, while worse ones will tend to hurt her.” “The model expects the convention bounce to dissipate over the course of roughly three weeks.