In a new Washington Post-University of Maryland survey, more voters said they are confident that their ballot will be counted accurately if they vote in person than by mail.
Category: Politics
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The remarkable — and growing — onslaught of bad news for Trump
The danger for Trump isn’t so much that it pushes him down in the polls, but that it solidifies him as an underdog.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Trump ally, faces toughest reelection challenge in S.C.
Democrats have made inroads in the GOP-leaning state, with Graham, Trump’s frequent golfing partner, acknowledging the president’s problems with suburban voters.
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New poll confirms Republicans’ wariness of voting by mail
Why that should concern Republicans hoping to get out the vote in November.
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2 big problems with Kayleigh McEnany’s Bob Woodward response
One is with her flat denial that President Trump had been misleading about the danger of the coronavirus.
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‘Nobody likes her’: Trump tries his likability standard for female politicians on Kamala Harris
To President Trump, Sen. Kamala D. Harris is not “qualified” for the job. He doesn’t say what qualifications she lacks.
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Mnuchin’s claim that the pre-pandemic economy ‘would pay down debt over time’
It turns out the Treasury Secretary was talking about projections concerning the debt-to-GDP ratio — but the assumptions were rosy.
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E. Jean Carroll v. the United States?
The Justice Department seeks to intervene in a defamation case brought by journalist E. Jean Carroll, who accused President Trump of raping her decades ago. Unemployed Americans say they won’t forget inaction by Congress. Plus, the future of karaoke.
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Biden campaign pulls out all the stops to woo young voters
The campaign is positioning Biden as the empathetic candidate who can help Generation Z and Millennial voters struggling amid the pandemic and racial reckoning.
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Reports about foreign interference in U.S. politics have been useful to Trump’s campaign. That may not be an accident.
A complaint released Wednesday renews questions about the politicization of intelligence in the Trump administration.
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Biden, in Michigan, to push tax proposals to benefit American workers
The former vice president is vying for the state that flipped to support Donald Trump in 2016.