Chatter about these changes was already happening among Democrats well before Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death.
Category: Politics
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Post-ABC polls: Trump and Biden in tight races in Florida, Arizona
Sunbelt battlegrounds hold keys to 2020 outcome
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Election live updates: Biden heading to N.C. for first time since primary as Trump stages White House events
The latest campaigning comes as new Washington Post-ABC News polling shows tight races in both Florida and Arizona.
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Parsing Trump’s ‘there won’t be a transfer’ of power comments
Tripping over his own rhetoric, the president reinforces deep fears about the election.
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Crowds begin to gather at Supreme Court to say goodbye to Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Three days of remembrance are scheduled for the second woman to serve on the high court.
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Trump looks for ways to win over voters on health care after failing to deliver on promises
The president is scheduled to deliver a speech Thursday in Charlotte, broadly outlining how he would approach health-care policy in a second term, though the address is likely to be light on details.
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GOP’s Hunter Biden report doesn’t back up Trump’s actual conspiracy theory — or anything close to it
Trump’s claim was that Joe Biden did something wrong by pushing for the removal of Ukraine’s prosecutor. The new Seante report spends precious little time on that.
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The urgent need for patience
A country strained by the pandemic will need, once again, to show restraint after Nov. 3.
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Allegations of racism have marked Trump’s presidency and become key issue as election nears
The president compares himself to Lincoln but critics say he has pursued policies that have harmed people of color and imperiled civil rights while using the bully pulpit for race-baiting.
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Where the 2020 race stands compared with past elections
An interactive look at the state of the race.
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The 50 political states of America
The 2020 election may see the highest turnout in decades, and the electoral map is the largest in a long time.
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The Trump team knocks on doors. Biden’s supporters dial phones. Voters in North Carolina see two very different campaigns, each risky.
Democrats have tried to replicate in-person contacts virtually, while Republicans have conducted a traditional campaign. Neither side knows which will work better.
