With just a few weeks left before the November 5th presidential election, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are making their final push to win over undecided voters. Harris visited a Black church and held a rally in North Carolina, highlighting community efforts after Hurricane Helene. Meanwhile, Trump
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are neck and neck in a recent national poll. Trump has gained ground among Republicans, who are now more supportive after a debate that didn't go his way. Harris, on the other hand, has seen her popularity dip since a summer boost. A hug
Former President Barack Obama recently raised a sensitive topic: some Black men might not be thrilled about the idea of a woman becoming president. He brought this up while chatting with volunteers for the Harris-Walz campaign in Pittsburgh. This sparked a conversation among Democrats, who are worri
The Biden administration has filed a lawsuit against Virginia's election officials. The dispute centers on Virginia's voter purge program, which was introduced by Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin in August. The program aims to remove voters who previously stated they weren't US citizens on DMV for
In the heart of Montana, a unique political dance is happening. Union carpenter Tim Combo, like many others, is planning to vote for both Democratic Senator Jon Tester and Republican former President Donald Trump. This split-ticket strategy could play a crucial role in deciding whether Democrats kee
Recently, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump clashed over their views on how the federal government handled hurricanes Helene and Milton. Harris, attending a Univision town hall in Las Vegas, emphasized the significance of treating people respectfully during crises. She c
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are both out campaigning in crucial states today. Harris is in Nevada and Arizona, while Trump is in Michigan. Despite Hurricane Milton making landfall in Florida, neither has shifted their plans. They're trying to win over voters in sta
Imagine looking back at the 1960 U.S. presidential race, a time that sounds a lot like today. CNN's Chris Wallace takes readers back to a divided America. It was January, and Senator John F. Kennedy from Massachusetts just announced his run for the presidency. The stage was set with colorful players
Former President Donald Trump recently held a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, but his attempt to revisit the site of his last tour didn't impress voters who could swing either way. An analysis by Impact Social looked at online discussions from October 5 and 6, with over 37,000 posts mentioning Trump.
As Joe Biden steps down, the Democratic Party is buzzing with excitement. Celebrities like Megan Rapinoe, Connie Britton, and Pink are jumping on board to support Kamala Harris's presidential campaign. The team has used bright colors and popular culture references to connect with younger voters. The
