Sep 22, 2020
Voting is already difficult enough for people who are homeless
People can use the address of a family member, a homeless service provider or even their physical location on the street to register, though it’s difficult to get voter information or mail-in ballots this way.
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The pandemic makes it harder. Plus, whether recent stock market gains can be attributed to faith in a COVID-19 vaccine, a preview of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's week in Washington, an update on political fundraising and Tesla's new car batteries.
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Can recent stock market gains be attributed to faith in a COVID-19 vaccine?
Or are other economic indicators more responsible? Jeffrey Cleveland, chief economist at Payden and Rygel, has more.
On Capitol Hill this week, Fed Chair Jerome Powell expected to call on Congress for more COVID-19 relief spending
Karen Petrou, managing partner of the Washington-based economic consulting firm Federal Financial Analytics, has more.
Elon Musk says Tesla's new batteries won't reach high-volume production until 2022
Marketplace’s Kristin Schwab reports.
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