Wednesday 24 February, 2021
“He’s a really nice fella. He’s good to talk to.”
A report drawn up by a group of international observers has found there were deliberate attempts by Trump to undermine the election process.
Follow our liveblog for all the updates as the results come in.
Media outlets play a significant role in analysing election data and projecting a winner.
TheJournal.ie will have you covered on the night and throughout the following day as results pour in.
Obama’s visit to Philadelphia underscores the significance of Pennsylvania.
People have already starting casting their votes in the 2020 election.
Michigan and Wisconsin were instrumental to the president’s 2016 victory, but he is in danger of losing them.
Democrats have so far out-voted Republicans by a 2-1 ratio in the 42 states where figures are available.
Biden said he was “humbled” by the level of financial support.
Trump held a rally in Pennsylvania on Tuesday while Mr Biden spoke with seniors in Florida.
His campaign has called it “the best month of online fundraising in American political history.”.
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley was among the key speakers at the first night of the Republican National Convention.
Louis DeJoy was speaking before a Senate committee into cuts to the Postal Service ahead of November’s poll.
Donald Trump did not deny that he was trying to cast doubt about the election results when asked directly in a news conference.
There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud through postal voting, even in states with all-mail votes.
The American leader has seen his presidential popularity erode over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Biden, 77, now has the endorsement of all former major Democratic candidates.
He said that “while the campaign ends, the struggle for justice continues on”.
Democrats in 14 States will vote tomorrow for who they want to see take on President Donald Trump in November.
That’s according to an Amárach/Claire Byrne Live poll carried out for TheJournal.ie.
A series of debates are being held by the Democrats to whittle down the 10 candidates vying to become the party’s presidential nominee.
VICA says a yes vote would help honour the international role of the Irish President.
The referendum was initially due to take place in May but Cabinet today approved to move it to the autumn.
Adams says that Sinn Féin did not engage with its voters.
It’s understood a referendum on the matter will be held next May.
Hazel Chu writes about the presidential election and her fears around how people will treat her young Irish-born Chinese daughter.
We take a look at some of the factors that led to such a mundane Áras campaign.
President Michael D Higgins says he would focus on equality, togetherness and strong sustainable communities during his next term.
Varadkar said Michael D Higgins had received a resounding endorsement from the Irish people.
Asked if he thinks he is the Trump of Irish politics he replied: ‘God, I hope not.’
Activist Eileen Ní Fhloinn says it worries her as a Traveller woman “to see the brazen and openness of anti-Traveller sentiment that’s out there on social media and political forums”.
Casey has said he’ll take a long time “probably until lunchtime” to decide what to do next.
Registered voters off the coast of Galway, Mayo and Donegal will cast their ballots today.
The final TV debate with all six candidates took place last night.
Haven’t decided who you’re going to vote for? Look no further.
One of Higgins’ rivals has claimed that those without personal wealth or the backing of political parties will soon be unable to become president.
Abolish school uniforms? Extend the weekend?
Although Higgins has a huge lead, the polls may not reflect the recent furore surrounding Peter Casey.
During the debate, Gavin Duffy told Claire Byrne that “It’s not your job to be a spokesperson for the President.”
