Category: Politics

Naturalized citizens are a growing proportion of the electorate, numbering 23.2 million, or 1 in 10 Americans eligible to vote this fall.

Neither side expects Democrats to lose the majority. The question is whether they grow it or Republicans eat into it.

The Keystone State could be pivotal in determining who wins the presidency.

Republicans won the majority in 2014, and 2020 brings Democrats’ first real chance to take it back.

From Garfield to Trump: The last 140 years of results on The Washington Post’s front page

At least a dozen cases related to voting rules are still pending in key states, including Texas, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Minnesota and Nevada.

Almost nothing has changed opinions on Trump or his position as he seeks a second term.

When polls close, what the polls say, what the polls said and how many votes have been cast and are expected.

The court’s decisions have moved in one direction until now, but a new majority could mark a change.

Eight months of denial from the president leads to a predictable outcome.

The Democratic presidential nominee traveled from Wilmington to his childhood home in Scranton, Pa., before campaigning in Philadelphia.

The candidates’ focus was on the Great Lakes states where the 2016 presidential election was decided.