President Trump is ready for his speech in New Hampshire tomorrow night!

"The president is coming to Portsmouth on Saturday night and he’s loaded for bear. 'It’s a rally,' he was saying on my radio show Thursday. 'Frankly, we should have won New Hampshire last time, but there were intervening circumstances … . Buses coming up from Massachusetts, hundreds of them.'" (Boston Herald)

In a wide-ranging interview with talk radio host Howie Carr (check out the recap here), President Trump talked about his excitement for his speech in Portsmouth, New Hampshire tomorrow night.

The rally will be held outdoors at the city airport. This is President Trump's first major rally event since his return to the campaign trail in Oklahoma just a few weeks ago.

Report: More than 15,000 double-voted in North Carolina in 2016 and 2018 elections.

"A total of 16,700 duplicate votes were cast in the 2016 and 2018 elections, according to an audit by the watchdog group based on public records. North Carolina was home to a disputed voter fraud case in 2018." (The Daily Signal)

A new court filing from Public Interest Legal Foundation reported that more than 15,000 voters were able to vote twice in North Carolina in the 2016 presidential and 2018 midterm elections.

Though it's not clear how votes were cast twice, the foundation reported that:

-- more than 9,000 voters reportedly voted twice in 2016 (about 5,000 voted by mail)

-- around 7,000 voters reportedly voted twice in 2018 (about 2,900 voted by mail)

Check out the full analysis here.

President Trump will likely announce Republican convention venue "in upcoming days."

"'Two Republican involved with the planning' also told the news agency that party officials were looking into the logistical challenges of moving the event outdoors. The Post reports that officials believe Trump will make the venue decision 'in upcoming days.'" (Daily Wire)

The Republican National Convention is still on in Jacksonville, Florida, but it may be moving outside. That's the latest news according to unnamed Republicans "involved with the planning" of the event.

To date, six Republican senators have said they won't attend the convention, with the first to announce -- Sen. Grassley (Iowa) -- saying it was due to his concerns about COVID-19.

President Trump is expected to announce the outdoor venue, if they do pursue that route, in "upcoming days." It will likely be a local football or baseball stadium.

And Democrats are readying for an all-virtual convention.

"The convention planners have announced that in addition to live broadcasts, the convention will air 'curated content' from 'satellite cities, locations and landmarks across the country.'" (The Hill)

Well, at virtual except for Joe Biden planning to fly in and out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin as he delivers his acceptance speech.

The Democratic National Convention will be "overseen" by an Emmy Award-winning producer, and the plan is for an all-virtual line-up. But to avoid a series of living room shots (or just Biden in his basement), the DNC will feature videos from different locations across the country.