The president plans to hold three events in a state he narrowly carried four years ago but where polls show Biden leading. Biden has advertised no events for Monday but plans to return to the trail on Tuesday.
Category: Politics
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Senate poised to confirm Barrett to Supreme Court, cementing its conservative majority
The vote is expected Monday night on President Trump’s third nominee.
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Democrats target districts in Trump territory as party grows optimistic about expanding House majority
Democrats are airing ads in Montana, Alaska, rural Minnesota and Virginia, counting on their candidates to run ahead of Biden in districts Trump won by double digits in 2016.
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No, Biden did not confuse George W. Bush and Donald Trump
A misleading clip pushed by the RNC went viral. But the story it told was false.
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Trump’s conservative imprint on the federal judiciary gives Democrats a playbook — if they win
The president’s first-term judicial legacy, primarily engineered by Sen. Mitch McConnell and his singular focus on the courts, culminates Monday with the expected confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.
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The court that Mitch McConnell built
Mitch McConnell’s Supreme Court victory. The future of the Affordable Care Act. And a shift in the White House’s thinking on how to tackle the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus cases are surging again. These states have refused to loosen rules on who can vote by mail.
Most of the roughly 30 million registered voters who live in Texas, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee have no choice but to cast ballots in person this fall.
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But what does all the Texas early voting mean?
It’s very possible that more people will vote early in Texas than voted there in total in 2016. So?
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When we’ll find out election results: Here’s what we know about swing states, ballot counting and more
The increase in mail and early voting has changed how and when ballots are counted. Arizona, Florida and North Carolina could provide information quickly, experts say, while states including Pennsylvania and Michigan could lag behind.
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The end of democracy? To many Americans, the future looks dark if the other side wins.
Heading into Election Day, partisans view each other not just as opponents, but as ‘deeply evil,’ supporters of either catastrophic socialism or devastating totalitarianism.
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The secretaries of state and election officials you may be hearing about after Election Day
As heads of their state’s election offices, these officials — who tend to be relatively unknown compared to other statewide officials — are in charge of making sure their state’s election runs smoothly.
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Pelosi says she will seek another term as House speaker
Pelosi’s commitment underscores Democrats’ confidence that they will be able to retain their majority in the House after Election Day.
