Analysts Doubt Texas Is A Toss-Up State
SMU political science professor Cal Jillson believes Trump will still win here.
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SMU political science professor Cal Jillson believes Trump will still win here.
Early voting begins in Texas Monday.
Michelle Obama has emerged as perhaps the most effective Donald Trump critic for Democrats throughout Hillary Clinton's campaign, and she's done it without ever uttering two key words -- "Donald Trump."
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick defended Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in Dallas on Thursday, and the controversial remarks that Trump made involving results of the upcoming election.
The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York that is often the last time that the two presidential nominees share a stage before Election Day, and is traditionally when campaign hostilities are set aside. Not this year.
The 90-minute contest in Las Vegas on Wednesday night came just under three weeks before Election Day and with early voting already happening in more than 30 states across the nation.
During a campaign event in Colorado on Tuesday, presidential nominee Donald Trump said that the media is "more crooked" than Hillary Clinton, his Democratic presidential rival.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's ugly and acrimonious battle for the White House is barreling toward the end, with the candidates taking the debate stage Wednesday night for one final primetime showdown.
The final presidential debate is set to take place on Wednesday night in Las Vegas, just 19 days before the election. Of course, you do not have to be in Las Vegas to watch the fireworks on the debate stage.
Bill Gates made the list. So did Apple chief executive Tim Cook. They were among nearly 40 elected officials, military leaders and corporate heads that Hillary Clinton's campaign considered for vice president last spring.
President Barack Obama is delivering a sharp rebuke to Donald Trump for his unsupported claims that the presidential election is being rigged against him.
Donald Trump has repeatedly warned of a "rigged" election, saying large-scale voter fraud is happening and suggesting it will affect the outcome of the presidential race. There is no evidence that such widespread fraud exists.
Hillary Clinton's lead over Donald Trump has gotten larger in the race for the White House, according to the latest CBS News poll, but voters are finding weaknesses in both of the candidates.
With Donald Trump's path to electoral victory appearing increasingly narrow, Hillary Clinton is confidently advancing into states the Democrats haven't won in decades.
GOP Sen. John McCain of Arizona says Republicans will be united against any Supreme Court nominee put forward by Hillary Clinton if she becomes president.
As the election nears, Republican strategists nationwide publicly concede that Hillary Clinton has a firm grip on the votes needed to win the White House, and may earn a very decisive victory over Donald Trump.
This year's presidential election is the first to be held without a key enforcement provision of the federal Voting Rights Act, leading some experts to warn about possible trouble at the polls.
How do you run for the White House during a political cyclone with no precedent and no predictable path? Hillary Clinton thinks that she has the answer. Slow and steady. Clinton has stepped cautiously on the campaign trail.
Donald Trump's efforts to drag Hillary Clinton down by focusing on her husband's misconduct may be a relatively new strategy for him, but it's not for the advisers whispering in his ear.
Hillary Clinton vowed to defend Americans she says have been attacked by Donald Trump, telling donors that the campaign's negative tone might make some people retreat to watch soothing cat GIFs.
For Trump to win, he needs all of the states Mitt Romney won in 2012, and then win key states such as Florida, Ohio, Iowa, Colorado and Nevada.
The website WikiLeaks plans to release another batch of the 50,000 emails it claims it has, every day between now and Election Day – enough to create a constant trickle of embarrassment for the campaign.
The contentiousness of this presidential campaign is spilling into some workplaces. Even when there's no rancor, more time is being spent on election chatter. Experts advise people to tread carefully.
Stumping for Donald Trump in Florida on Wednesday, Rudy Giuliani told a crowd that Hillary Clinton had falsely claimed to have been in New York on 9/11, an incorrect claim that he took back a few hours later.
His campaign struggling, Donald Trump sharpened his rhetoric Wednesday from calling for Hillary Clinton's defeat to declaring "she has to go to jail" for using a homebrew email server.
