2016 Presidential Election
Coverage of the 2016 presidential election.
And Republicans would have only themselves — or rather, the GOP Congress of the 1990s — to blame.
The shutdowns follow a Supreme Court decision that limited federal oversight of elections.
Charles Hirschhorn is here to corroborate the rumors that Tim Kaine is a really nice guy.
Too many voters in California and Texas, too few in Ohio.
If you agree with her on policy, vote with a clear conscience about the server.
It could give her the presidency — unless Donald Trump breaches it.
There’s a photo finish shaping up for control of Congress.
John Merrill thinks guaranteeing people the right to vote “cheapens” the civil rights movement’s fight to, well, vote.
Clinton’s gender cost her 24 points among men in one experiment. Will that translate to the ballot box?
Clinton’s get-out-the-vote drive is working.
“This sounds like something that was put together in 1901.”
The anonymous plaintiff dropped her lawsuit against Trump, the circumstances around which have been bizarre.
Is the Democratic nominee’s firewall collapsing?
In search of Trump’s “shy” voters — and those the polls simply ignore.
Nobody’s noticed, but she’s running on an ambitious plan to remake the American social compact.
Democrats had a great day in Nevada, and Ohio early voting enthusiasm is rebounding.
Afghanistan’s longest war rages on. Too bad the presidential candidates won’t talk about it.
We’re in the last days of the election. Take a break. Read a book.
An explanation of Trump’s deep roots in the Republican Party.
Clinton’s toughest opponents in this race are the Kremlin, WikiLeaks, and the FBI.
“I’ll vote Clinton in my swing state if you vote Stein in your safe state. Deal?”
Meyers takes down the false equivalence between the two candidates.
This is a key swing state, after all.
Voter intimidation is a serious problem. But some Election Day “plans” are probably just empty bluster.
Problems include machines that don’t generate a paper trail and a lack of effective auditing.
Scandal’s President Grant has a feminist message for all the brosephs out there.
An electoral victory for the status quo in Iceland.
“All the progress that we’ve made over the last eight years” is endangered by a Trump presidency, Obama says.
Greenville Mayor Errick Simmons calls the act an attack on the church and the black community.
Some of the fake ads appear to target black and Latino voters.
Voters forget about things quickly — and huge poll swings can obscure the boring truth.
A new poll of Wisconsin shows her leading Trump by 6 points.
“To vote for Trump as a protest against Clinton’s faults would be like amputating a leg because of a sliver in the toe.”
“Look inside yourself,” Obama urged.
The president’s first comments since the FBI’s controversial letter about Hillary Clinton.
Trump got into a very public feud with Stewart. It got ugly.
That doesn’t make these laws less racist.
They mean well, but harping on women’s moral superiority isn’t empowering.
The federal government has to make a lot of judgment calls. Donald Trump doesn’t have judgment — he has a desire for vengeance.