In the United States, presidential elections create an opportunity for a national debate on critical issues that shape the future of our country. While the debates are usually supposed to provide ...

To see updated results from the 2016 presidential election swing states, which may ultimately decide the presidency between republican Donald Trump and democrat Hillary Clinton, check out the ...

A handful of states, during the course of every presidential campaign ... but can heavily influence the outcome of an election, depending on whether they swing red or blue. A candidate needs ...

In September 2017, as United States intelligence officials said that the 2016 presidential election had been targeted by an "influence campaign" of unprecedented scope and audacity ordered by ...

Former first lady of Arkansas (1983-1992), first lady of the United States (1993-2001), U.S ... He wrote in George H.W. Bush on his 2004 presidential election ballot. (He was not a fan of George ...

With less than 100 days to the 2024 presidential election, here's a look at which states flipped parties from the 2016 presidential election to 2020. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

Donald Trump won the election with 289 electoral votes. On Thursday, Nov. 10, Michigan and New Hampshire had not yet announced a winner. The 2016 ... states like Florida and Nevada in the ...

Here's what happened in the 2016 and 2020 elections. Tim Walz vs. JD Vance: How Kamala Harris, Donald Trump's VP picks match up The following states flipped parties in the presidential election ...

One more day! Polls across the United States will open for Election Day on Tuesday, November 8, allowing voters to finally cast their ballots for Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump or a third-party ...

What was likely to be a rematch of the 2020 presidential election was upended Sunday when ... an edge over his Democratic rival in seven states that are crucial to secure the 270 electoral votes ...

2016 Presidential Election Polls for October 29, 2016. ... according to the University of Florida's United States Election Project, accounting for as much as 20 percent of the electorate.