More from 2020 election: announcements, news, and updates

How Trump organized a grassroots army of suburban women against him.


You likely shouldn’t take ballot selfies either.


It’s a blow for Republicans who challenged the state’s guidance that different-looking signatures shouldn’t be disqualifying.


Trump’s rhetoric has intensified fears around voter intimidation.


Elizabeth Warren and some of Big Tech’s most vocal critics are hosting the event for Biden, who has been difficult to pin down on tech issues.


When we treat the coronavirus like a state problem, America loses.

There are fewer undecided voters in 2020 than there were in 2016. It doesn’t mean they can’t make a difference.


“Character matters.”

The stakes of this election are so high because the system itself is at stake.


President Trump’s campaign is shaped by, and aimed at, an audience largely existing on Twitter.


Trump’s foreign policy record may be his strongest. But will anyone care?

Democrats are within reach of a second Senate seat in Montana.


Here are the most promising paths to victory for each candidate.


There are lots of reasons besides voter registration to believe voter turnout will be high.

How Ernst went from future star to an incumbent on the ropes in 2020.

Winner: Savannah Guthrie. Loser: Trump.


If you didn’t watch it, you didn’t miss much — that’s kind of nice!


The final presidential debate of 2020 is set for October 22, less than two weeks before Election Day.


A federal appeals court has ruled Texas’s restrictions can remain in place.

A full schedule of all the key dates in the 2020 presidential election: debates, conventions, and more.

Barbara Bollier is making the Kansas Senate race more competitive than many imagined.


Bollier, a former Republican, is running primarily on affordable health care and expanding Medicaid.


Joe Biden’s polling lead has gotten huge. But Trump could still make up a lot of ground.


The state extended the voting registration deadline, but that won’t solve all of its issues.

Democrats could take back the Senate in 2020. They have a massive to-do list.