The GOP's failed attempt to transition Nebraska to a winner-take-all electoral vote system cost the party one electoral vote, which is expected to account for $10.1 million in presidential campaign ad spending.

Six weeks before the election Trump continues to dominate the news cycle, according to my analysis, but not by much. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris now dominates campaign "attention" by a margin of three-in-five, according to Ipsos.

It's been nearly a year since I first reported on AdImpact's prediction that abortion ballot initiative ad spending in the U.S. could swell to half a billion dollars, and this morning, the ad tracking firm published an update suggesting it could be even bigger. Or maybe not.

Obama's sight gag aside, it's important to remember the perception vs. the reality behind Trump's weird obsession with sizes, especially today.

See what I did there? Using a little reverse psychology to get you to do the opposite - click through and read today's "Red, White & Blog" - if only as an act of authoritarian defiance. Well, that's actually the point of today's column.

I'm not the most religious man, but I promise you this, I will be praying as I cast my vote in November. Apparently, so will most of the rest of you, according to research I just received from the Religion News Service.