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The United States is witnessing a flurry of political activities as the Nov. 5 presidential election approaches. Georgia's top court has declined to expedite an appeal by Republicans regarding a hand-count ballot rule, potentially influencing voting processes in this critical battleground state.
Meanwhile, campaigns are intensifying efforts to engage overseas voters, a demographic that could sway tight polls. Notably, Vice President Kamala Harris holds a narrow lead over former President Donald Trump, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, reflecting a highly competitive race. Concerns grow as intelligence officials warn of potential interference from Russia, China, and Iran, which may seek to exploit post-election uncertainties, intending to create division within the U.
S. The political climate remains tense with legal actions and party strategies closely monitored. (With inputs from agencies.
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