The eyes of the nation are ready to be fixed on the seven swing states that could decide the 2024 presidential election as the race reaches its final hours. Vice President Kamala Harris and former ...

While exercising your right to vote matters regardless of what state you live in, there are some that you may have heard the media talk about repeatedly when it comes to deciding the 2024 ...

While exercising your right to vote matters regardless of what state you live in, there are some that you may have heard the media talk about repeatedly when it comes to deciding the 2024 ...

Election Day is underway and Tennesseans and Americans across the country are making their voices heard at the polls. With just a few hours left until the polls close, many are anxiously awaiting ...

Voting matters in every state, but some states get more attention in presidential years — like Pennsylvania for the 2024 race. Most states consistently vote red or blue, such as 38 states that ...

Pennsylvania’s in-person voters will head to the polls in just a few hours for the 2024 general election, just as presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump make last-minute efforts ...

Donald Trump is the winner of the 2024 presidential election with 277 electoral votes to Kamala Harris' 224. The Associated Press called the race for Trump early Wednesday after winning Wisconsin ...

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Joe Biden was the first Democrat to win this state since Bill Clinton in 1996. Arizona this year will test how much Latino voters have moved toward Republicans.