More than 76,000 Georgians who didn't turn out in the general election have voted early in the Dec. 6 race between Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker, according to an analysis.

With control of the Senate no longer in play, the Georgia Republican is having a tough time convincing voters they need him.

Cochise County officials voted Thursday to accept the county's results from Nov. 8, enabling state certification of the election to move forward Monday.

Bilingual canvassers, lotería cards and World Cup watch parties are some of the ways groups are engaging a consequential voting bloc.

Democrats are once again seizing on the issue to stir up voters. Republican Herschel Walker is adopting the anti-abortion movement's playbook and leaning into his opposition.

Jeffries, 52, was elected Wednesday alongside Reps. Katherine Clark, 59, and Pete Aguilar, 43, as the party’s new top three.

The Republican National Committee last commissioned a post-election audit a decade ago. That report called on the party to adopt a more inclusive and welcoming tone.

Cochise County has repeatedly refused to certify its results from the Nov. 8 election. The deadline for certification is Nov. 28.

Some prominent GOP politicians and pundits pushed misleading or false information amid issues with malfunctioning vote tabulation machines in the county on Election Day.

Peltola made history in August, becoming the first Native Alaskan seated in Congress after she won the special election to replace longtime GOP Rep. Don Young, who died in March.

Murkowski, one of only seven Republicans who voted to convict Trump at his second impeachment trial, emerged victorious after the race went to a ranked-choice runoff.