Wisconsin voters headed to the polls as the state grappled with a spike in infections that has turned it into one of the country’s latest pandemic hotspots.
Category: Politics
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Even if they haven’t heard of QAnon, most Trump voters believe its wild allegations
Most Trump supporters believe Trump is dismantling a sex trafficking ring involving top Democrats.
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Trump critics who embraced Hogan are baffled by his vote for long-dead Reagan
The moderate Republican governor’s write-in ballot has “become a national joke,” one analyst says.
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In last-minute push, DeSantis administration urges Florida election officials to remove felons who owe fines from voting rolls
The state’s directives to election officials come after Republicans have succeeded in narrowing the Democratic lead in voter registration in the key battleground state.
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We are not ‘rounding the corner’ on the coronavirus, part 8,219,000
A number of states are seeing rising positivity rates and new highs in their case totals.
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Clean up, Aisle 1600: White House says Trump didn’t really mean that thing about declassifying Russia documents
In a sworn court filing Tuesday, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows downplayed Trump’s recent tweet declaring that he had authorized the declassification of all documents related to the Russia investigation.
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Inside the ‘Malarkey Factory,’ Biden’s online war room
Biden’s campaign has quietly built a multimillion-dollar operation to fight disinformation online, with dozens of people monitoring the Web and deploying countermeasures. Internally, it’s called the “Malarkey Factory.”
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Election live updates: Trump seeking to shore up support in Arizona; Harris returns to the trail
The president is maintaining a full schedule of rallies in advance of his final debate Thursday with his Democratic challenger, who has advertised no events Monday.
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Supreme Court denies GOP request to stop extended period for returning mail ballots in Pennsylvania
Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the court’s liberals.
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Montana governor’s race epitomizes a state changing along with its politics
One candidate touts decades of public service, the other his success as a multimillionaire tech executive.
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Voter confusion rattles election officials in Pennsylvania near Monday’s deadline to register
The problems serve as a potentially troubling sign in a closely watched swing state.
