"If Florida goes blue, it's over": Trump and Biden campaign in Florida
Historic voter turnout continues to grow.
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Historic voter turnout continues to grow.
The court's opinion overruled a consent decree order that allowed absentee ballots postmarked on or before Election Day to be counted if they are returned up to seven days after Election Day.
An analysis by Kantar/Campaign Media Analysis Group showed the president's campaign ads more often take a negative tone.
President Trump told women supporters in a rally on Tuesday "we're getting your husbands back to work."
"They raced through a nominee, a highly partisan nominee, in just a few weeks before an election," Senator Chris Coons said on CBSN.
The Supreme Court declined to expedite a ruling on a Pennsylvania court ruling extending the deadline for absentee ballots.
Lauren Ethredge and Ramon Contreras convey a sense of hope: a young generation leading others to create the change they want to see.
The issue has been raised numerous times as the candidates make their final push to reach voters in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.
With just a week left until Election Day, Chad Wolf, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, sat down with CBS News for an exclusive interview to discuss what Americans can expect and prepare for during and after November 3.
President Trump's campaign website briefly showed a message from someone claiming to have compromised devices belonging to Mr. Trump and his relatives.
The order would drastically limit the number of drop off sites in the state's largest counties.
Tuesday marks one week before Election Day, as some form of voting is already underway in all 50 states.
There's a single electoral college vote up for grabs in Nebraska's 2nd District; Nebraska is one of two states to split electoral college votes among congressional districts.
Wisconsin is one of about 30 states that require absentee ballots be received by Election Day to be counted.
Federal judge says Trump isn't an "employee of the government," and therefore is not protected by a law to protect federal employees from civil litigation.