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The New York Times article from September  20, 2024 that covers the issues, and the man, at the center of Nebraska’s blue dot questions.

The New York Times writes on the growth and electoral significance of Dane County, Wisconsin.  We go further in addressing the college voting situation, but all these factors may play a crucial role in the upcoming election.

Hamilton writes to Jay, noting the electoral significance of New York City and the dire situation the Federalists face there.  He proposes actions that he believes are legal if of questionable ethics.  Jay notes his thoughts in the margin, and Akhil analyzes the whole thing in our discussion.