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Chicago, Tennessee
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Born for a Storm. Bad Hombre. League of American Workers & Catholic Vote. Former advisor Trump & Vance, Fox & CNN
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Teaser: The BASILICA or the MOSQUE

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By Steve Cortes
| Substack
THE BASILICA OR THE MOSQUE? Mass Migration to Maine TRAILER, my new documentary: failure of mass migration to Maine, where Somalis systemically scam the system. Cortes Investigates short film, out this Wednesday morning. In Maine race for U.S. Senate, open borders radical, Dem nominee Troy Jackson wants to abolish ICE. Will Maine voters stop him? Will they choose sovereignty, their New England culture, and fiscal sanity?
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Tennessee’s Warning for Republicans

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By Steve Cortes
| Substack
Take the Tennessee warning seriously. These are actual votes, not polls, mind you. Now, my home state is not in doubt for the Republicans. Trump won the Volunteer State by over 1 million votes in 2024. It’s one of the few states where he won the womens’ vote, in fact. Cortes Investigates is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
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Data Centers, Polling, Elections, & the Way Forward

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By Steve Cortes
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Data centers are about as popular as cancer right now, and my latest battleground polling proves it. In Wisconsin, the consummate swing state, approval for data centers falls to an abysmal 19% overall. Even worse details emerge from the poll crosstabs and a comparison to polling from the same period late last year. Cortes Investigates is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
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