2020 Election Live Updates: Biden Heads To Georgia As Trump Turns To Midwest
We are now just one week away from Election Day, and Tuesday was a day for closing arguments in crucial swing states.
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We are now just one week away from Election Day, and Tuesday was a day for closing arguments in crucial swing states.
There was a pretty steady stream of people showing up to vote Monday at the Barclays Center, where the wait time was only about 20 minutes.
The violent clashes led to fights, objects being hurled at cars and several arrests.
In a rare weekend session, Senate Republicans voted overwhelmingly to advance Barrett's nomination.
In an interview that's made headlines this week, Lesley Stahl presses President Trump on once-again rising coronavirus cases and what his priorities would be if re-elected.
The governor and his team were aware of three to five hour wait times confirming that became the weekend's biggest complaint, but his staff explained locations were limited by design over fears of spreading COVID.
The presidential candidates continue to try to win over voters, especially in battleground states, in their final full week on the campaign trail.
It's the first time in history that New Yorkers can vote early in a presidential election. Election officials are prepared for a massive operation, and some speedbumps along the way.
President Donald Trump and Joe Biden are on a busy weekend campaign schedule just a week and a half before Election Day.
Election Day is just 11 days away.
He says volunteers will be recruited to serve as nonpartisan observers outside poll sites on Election Day.
With COVID rules in place, dozens of early voting sites will be open through next weekend.
"We're talking about politics, but we're not really talking about politics. We're talking about how you don't get me and you don't understand me," psychotherapist Josh Jonas said
President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden made their final arguments to voters at their second and final presidential debate, squaring off in Nashville, Tennessee, with less than two weeks until the election.
A big job is getting even bigger -- removing the lead paint from New York City public housing.
