Minority voters may be key to a Trump victory
Latinos, Blacks, and Asian Pacific Americans in Yuma showed support for President Trump!
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Republican Party on the quest for more Yuma voters
Ahead of the President’s Tuesday visit to Yuma, just about a dozen volunteers attended the Trump Victory Leadership Initiative training.
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New Details: Trump to hold campaign event at Yuma International Airport Tuesday
This event is opened to the public.
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Both political parties speak on President’s visit to Yuma
News 11’s Carmen Valencia speaks to Jonathan Lines on President Trump’s visit to Yuma.
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Yuma’s state representatives react to Biden’s choice of running mate
Rep. Tim Dunn (R- District 13) and Rep. Charlene Fernandez (D-District 4) shared mixed reactions to presidential candidate Joe Biden’s choice for vice president, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif).
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Vice President Pence reacts to Harris selection during Arizona visit
Vice President Mike Pence learned the identity of his vice presidential rival Tuesday during a campaign stop in Arizona.
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AZ Dems criticize VP Pence’s Arizona visit
The group called Pence’s visit a distraction from President Trump’s “reckless coronavirus response.”
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Elected leaders flock to Twitter to react to Biden VP pick
Politicians from both parties turned to Twitter Tuesday to share their opinions on Joe Biden’s choice of a running mate.
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Biden selects Harris as running mate
Joe Biden has chosen California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate.
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Kanye West qualifies for Oklahoma presidential ballot
Still some question whether rapper is actually in the race OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KYMA, KECY) – Rap superstar Kanye West has qualified to appear on Oklahoma’s presidential ballot. It’s the first state where West met the requirements before the filing deadline. However, there’s still some confusion over whether or not he’s actually running. A recent
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New NBC News poll shows Biden with 11-point lead over Trump
A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll shows former Vice President Joe Biden widening his lead over President Donald Trump.
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Kanye West announces run for president
Musician Kanye West is throwing his hat into the political ring. He announced Saturday, he’s running for president.
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Mixed reaction to Trump tweet from Republican Senators
Some Republican Senators are choosing to ignore a controversial presidential tweet.
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President Trump threatens social media platforms with new regulation
Trump took aim at Twitter, accusing the company of interfering with the 2020 Presidential election and completely stifling free speech.
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Bernie Sanders drops out of presidential race
Calling it a difficult and painful decision, Democratic Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders dropped out of the race for the White House Wednesday.
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Biden sweeps Presidential primaries
Despite the coronavirus, voters still turned out on election day in three states to deliver wins to Joe Biden.
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Biden declared winner in Arizona
It’s a victory for former Vice-President Joe Biden in the Grand Canyon State
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Biden and Sanders battle for Arizona
Former Vice-President Joe Biden is off to an early across Arizona, but here in Yuma County Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has taken the lead.
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Phoenix Presidential debate moved to Washington, D.C.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has announced another big change to its Phoenix Presidential debate – it won’t be held in Phoenix after all.
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Former Vice-President’s rakes in more delegates DETROIT, Mich. (KYMA, KECY) – Former Vice-President Joe Biden widened his lead over rival Senator Bernie Sanders, (I) Vermont, with wins in Michigan, Missippi and Missouri Tuesday night. Biden has a 121 delegate lead over Sanders at of 7 p.m. PST. He claimed 51 delegates in Michigan to Sanders’
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