Polling places continue to open for early voting across the country
Six states and Washington, D.C. open the doors to voters on Monday
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Six states and Washington, D.C. open the doors to voters on Monday
The president said he loves voting, but will he say who got his vote?
A rally for Illinois' governor was only the president's second public campaign event for the midterms
If the Wisconsin governor can win a second term, he'll serve as a model for the rest of the GOP
Gillespie is trailing his opponent, Democratic Sen. Mark Warner, in polls and fundraising
The Kansas Republican, who is trying to save his job, repeatedly tied the independent Orman to Barack Obama and Harry Reid
The first lady stresses the importance of turnout: "People were shocked when Barack won -- they're still shocked"
Clinton says Alison Lundergan Grimes, who's running against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, would help ease gridlock in Washington
The president, who continues to suffer from low approval ratings, is headed to friendly territory to support a fellow Democrat
Campaigns, political parties and outside groups are spending huge sums to air millions of political ads
Kentucky's Democratic Senate candidate continues to avoid a question that could link her more closely to the Obama administration
The Texas Democrat says the ad was meant to highlight her opponent's hypocrisy, not his disability
The 2012 GOP presidential nominee was in Iowa to campaign for Senate candidate Joni Ernst
The first lady was campaigning for Iowa Rep. Bruce Braley, who's running for the Senate against Republican Joni Ernst
Wendy Davis, a Democratic state senator running for Texas governor, is trailing badly in the polls
Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Democrat Mary Burke talked the economy and abortion in their first debate on Friday
The Democrat running against Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell was repeatedly asked that question by a Louisville newspaper
The New Jersey governor and former secretary of state, both eyeing 2016 presidential bids, are keeping a busy midterm campaign schedule
First lady gives her support to the embattled Democratic candidate for governor in Texas
Potential 2016 contenders continue their busy midterm campaign schedule in the Philadelphia area on Thursday
Obama's not on the ballot, but a part of his economic agenda will likely advance in a handful of red states - a potential boon for Democrats
Democrats tout their independence during debates focused on the president's policies, the economy, and women's rights
After a steady drumbeat of negative ads, both gubernatorial candidates in one crucial state are suffering from sagging approval ratings
The former "American Idol" star, who's running for U.S. House in North Carolina, sparred with GOP Rep. Renee Ellmers
Although the president has been fundraising for Democrats, international crises and a low approval rating has kept him off the campaign trail