Category: Politics

A fusillade of new polls just came out. Here’s what we learned.

The president’s decision to forgo a broad, unifying closing message is a major gamble as polls show him running behind Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Rep. Scott Perry, a Freedom Caucus member, faces Eugene DePasquale, the state’s auditor general, in a redrawn district.

Kamala Harris did not make women’s equality central to her presidential run or veep candidacy. But she may be on the cusp of upending 244 years of U. S. history.

They are key demographics in a rapidly changing state in which the Democratic presidential nominee is hoping to pull off a major upset.

The 100-member Congressional Progressive Caucus is expected to expand its numbers in the election, but its internal disputes are unnerving liberal activists who see their best chance at significant policy changes.

A record 93 million voters cast their ballots by Sunday — an enormous turnout that seemed inconceivable at the start of 2020.

In this edition: The fight to turn out Democrats in the cities, the two parallel campaigns of the final stretch, and the war over voting gets uglier.

Biden and Trump close in on the final days of voting with deeply contrasting styles and messages.

Members of the march in Graham, N.C., said they were listening to speeches about racial justice and the importance of voting when officers began to yell at them to disperse and then fired the spray, which left many coughing.

Trump is rated high on the economy but low on coronavirus as case numbers rise.