Category: Politics

The president’s insistence on defenders is crystallizing a choice many Republicans hoped to avoid.

GOP Sen. David Perdue, running for a second term, fell below the 50 percent threshold required by state law and likely will face Democrat Jon Ossoff in a Jan. 5 runoff.

From “stop the count” to legal challenges, political artists find much to satirize this week.

Campaign strategists and the public were led to believe that Democrats were headed for a wave. Election results have told a different story, just as they did four years ago.

Here’s how Congress, state legislatures and the Supreme Court could play a role in determining who wins the White House.

He’s telegraphed every step of this for months, but that doesn’t keep it from being stunning.

So far, judges around the country have responded skeptically to Republican efforts to halt or delay the ballot counting process.

President Trump boasted a stronger ground game and message in a county where Democrats had a big margin in 2016.

In all of the key states in which mail ballots were counted late and swung the race to Biden, the GOP legislatures declined to let them be counted earlier.

In states like Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia and Pennsylvania, mail-in and absentee ballots from Black voters could make the difference for the Democrat

The debate was inevitable, so let’s nip it in the bud early.

The urban-rural divide in the results illustrates the pronounced polarization that Biden would face if he won the White House.