‘US meddling’
A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages
“U.S. meddling worries states ahead of vote,” as “flurry of moves by Justice Dept. shows urgency,” The New York Times says on Wednesday’s front page. “So far, little interference with voting,” The Boston Globe says, but “concerns remain about what Trump might do afterward.” Trump’s “‘little detour’ to Iran turned into a roadblock” politically, the Austin American-Statesman says. “U.S. plans to resume striking Iran after midterms,” The Wall Street Journal says.
“Can Trump turn out voters Paxton needs” in Texas? The Dallas Morning News says. “Fraying showing in MAHA-Trump alliance,” says USA Today. “Georgia GOP could redraw maps, limit new governor’s sway” after election, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says. “Israelis surge to polls with nation’s and Netanyahu’s future on the ballot,” The Philadelphia Inquirer says. “Bolsonaro flees to U.S. after loss at ballot box,” The Washington Post says. “After Machado’s return, Rubio warns Venezuela against delaying elections,” says the Miami Herald.
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