(Correction): The Post Most: See how your neighborhood is giving to Trump and Harris

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Newsletter Exclusive Ending soon: Get your first year for $29. → PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP The Post Most   Correction: A previous version of this newsletter incorrectly said that more people in every state donated to Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign than to former president Donald Trump's, and it misreported donor totals in the map and chart. This was an error because data from one fundraising committee, Trump National Committee, was not included. There are six states where Trump had more donors: Alabama, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Wyoming. The description, article and graphics have been corrected. See how your neighborhood is giving to Trump and Harris In most states across the country, more people donated to Vice President Kamala Harris than to former president Donald Trump. See the donor breakdown near you. By Clara Ence Morse, Kevin Schaul and Azi Paybarah Read more   GOP candidates embrace Trump's call to abolish Education Department By Laura Meckler   Kamala Harris agrees Trump is 'fascist'; more key moments from CNN townhall By Jennifer Hassan and Vivian Ho   Opinion  |  I'm a brown immigrant. I visited Marjorie Taylor Greene's district. Ready? By Sergio Peçanha   Trump says he'd 'fire' special counsel Jack Smith in 'two seconds' if elected again By Amy B Wang and Meryl Kornfield   Beyoncé will join Kamala Harris at Houston rally Friday By Tyler Pager and Michael Scherer   Filmmaker pulls back the veil on Bruce Springsteen's shows By Ann Hornaday   What could Harris or Trump do for your finances? We answer your questions. By Jeff Stein, Jacob Bogage and Alexandra Pannoni   At the NBA's new $2 billion arena, a unique 'Wall' of fans steals the show By Ben Golliver   ADVERTISEMENT   U.S. sanctions created an 'extraordinary army' of former officials making millions By Jeff Stein, Federica Cocco and Peter Whoriskey   Business etiquette classes boom as people relearn how to act at work By Taylor Telford   People in northern Gaza running out of means to survive, U.N. says By Washington Post Staff   Grizzly 399, famous for showing the human side of bears, dies at 28 By Kyle Melnick   Where millions of Americans have cast ballots during early voting By Alyssa Fowers and Hannah Recht   ADVERTISEMENT   Opinion  |  'It was frustrating to watch': 3 columnists on Harris's CNN town hall By Matt Bai   COLUMN Okay to ask parents not to retire to a state now 'hostile' to many? By Carolyn Hax   QUIZ A 'monumental' arrest of the former head of this company in today's On the Record By Amy Parlapiano   Climate   ANALYSIS The real reason billion-dollar disasters like Hurricane Helene are growing more common (Jonathan Drake/Reuters) As billion-dollar disasters like hurricanes Helene and Milton grow more common, many blame global warming. Others say disasters are more expensive because there is more to destroy. By Harry Stevens Read more   U.N. says only a 'quantum leap' can keep global climate goals within reach By Chico Harlan   ANALYSIS Trump says gas should be under $2 a gallon. Here's what that would really mean. By Maxine Joselow   YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE The Campaign Moment Reporter Aaron Blake's guide to what you really need to know about the 2024 election. Sign up ➝     You received this email because you signed up for The Post Most or because it is included in your subscription. Manage newsletters | Unsubscribe 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071 DOWNLOAD OUR APP      ©2024 The Washington Post | Privacy Policy | Help & Contact