Category: Politics

Florida and North Carolina are expected to count much of their vote totals early. And as they go, so too could go the country.

The president’s assault on the independence of the federal bureaucracy reverses a bipartisan consensus of nearly 140 years.

With the race drawing to a close, the president plans to hit an array of battleground states while the Democratic challenger hunkers down in a key one, with a side trip to Ohio also on the schedule.

They are door-knocking outside North Carolina’s research triangle to find past supporters who might be waffling.

Four years ago, the Democrat’s field headquarters was empty and Trump’s full. This year, it was the reverse.

A poll in Iowa matching the late-2016 margin for Trump spurred a wave of concern over the weekend.

Trump talked about slapping Biden, and that was hardly Trump’s only nod to violence and general unrest in the closing days of the campaign. A

The Fix is providing daily updates on what we know about the 2020 election. Today: the battle for the Senate and a look at voters who didn’t vote in either 2016, 2018 or both.

A useful three-step explanation of what to expect from this year’s election.

Doing battle with Anthony Fauci might get applause at rallies, but it also reinforces the concerns voters have about his presidency.

Trump has been saying that all votes should be counted on election night. But that’s not how it works.

The threat of coronavirus didn’t stop the Trump campaign from holding frequent in-person rallies.