Part of the reason, obviously, is his strong support in rural areas.
Category: Politics
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Supreme Court split in Pa. election case raises questions about how a Justice Barrett would rule
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Tuesday that the Senate would vote to confirm President Trump’s nominee on Monday, potentially giving her a week to participate in election-related cases before the final tally.
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Why some Senate Republicans are tiptoeing away from Trump
Republican voters appear to be splitting into two distinct groups, in a way that makes these Senate Republicans hesitate.
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Trump and Biden gird for the final debate of a bitter campaign
While the president questions the moderator’s neutrality, Biden braces for attacks on his family.
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ExxonMobil responds to Trump’s hypothetical bribery call: ‘It never happened’
The energy giant offered a clarification after Trump described a detailed — but strictly theoretical — fundraising call involving the company’s CEO at a rally in Arizona earlier in the day.
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Election live updates: Trump returning to Pennsylvania; Biden staying off trail for debate prep
The president is maintaining a busy travel schedule ahead of a crucial faceoff with the Democratic nominee in Nashville.
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Slightly more Republicans than Democrats voted on Florida’s first day of in-person voting
As in other states, Democrats retain a distinct advantage among the 2.7 million Floridians who have mailed in their ballots so far. Republicans say they will close that gap on Election Day.
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The 2016 campaign inoculated the public against Trump’s 2020 tactics
From the Hunter Biden story to Trump’s campaign-trail shtick, the public has built up immunity.
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The Supreme Court just made Amy Coney Barrett loom even larger over the 2020 election
The justices deadlocked 4-4 in a case involving how long Pennsylvania can accept mail-in ballots. The ruling suggests Barrett could be a decisive vote on such issues shortly after her confirmation.
