Facing a loss in the Electoral College, Trump’s allies have shifted their focus to Jan. 6, when Congress will count the electoral votes.
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‘They have not earned your vote’: Trump allies urge Georgia Republicans to sit out Senate runoffs
The remarks underscore the delicate politics that Republican Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue must navigate to turn out their base in Georgia.
‘It has to stop’: Georgia official calls on Trump to ‘stop inspiring’ death threats over election
A 20-year-old contractor for the voting machine company Dominion has received death threats, according to Georgia election officials.
Election Day is in 7 days. Here’s when we might know a winner and how each candidate could claim victory
As officials count absentee ballots in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, the Sun Belt could have a fuller picture on election night.
Election Day is in 7 days. Here’s when we might know a winner and how each candidate could claim victory
As officials count absentee ballots in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, the Sun Belt could have a fuller picture on election night.
Plexiglass or no? Pence team says he doesn’t need it on his side of the debate stage
The vice president’s chief of staff said the plexiglass isn’t needed given other safety updates, including keeping the candidates 12 feet apart.
‘An election between Donald Trump and democracy’: Bernie Sanders sounds alarm on president refusing defeat if he loses
Bernie Sanders will warn the public of a “nightmare scenario” – Donald Trump not accepting an election loss, as the president himself has intimated.
Vote by mail? Democratic group warns Trump may use it to prematurely declare victory even if he’s losing
Democrats are trouncing Republicans in absentee voting requests. But that means Donald Trump could lead in Election Day votes that are reported first.
‘Justice must and will be done’: Joe Biden speaks out on police shooting of Jacob Blake
“Put yourself in the shoes of every black father and black mother in this country and ask, ‘Is this what we want America to be?’ ” Joe Biden said.
Donald Trump keeps blasting ‘universal’ mail voting. But few states are planning that in November
Fewer than 1 out of 5 states plan to automatically send ballots to all voters. Even in these states, in-person voting will remain an option.