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W. Joseph Campbell provides a critical perspective on 2020’s election polling
Only a quarter of the US’s active citizenry supports president-elect Trump, and many may do so only provisionally.
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Disappointed United States demonstrators protested Donald Trump’s victory.
The Republican nominee carries on stumbling from one gaffe to another and high-profile party officials are defecting.
She may seem the most electable Democratic hopeful, but can voters be persuaded to trust her?
Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders says there is no reason for the Democrats to give up on Republican strongholds.
Trump enjoys key advantages under federal communications law, which gives his campaigns special privileges over all other potential TV advertisers.
Witnessing both conferences is to see anger from the Republicans and abiding hope from the Democrats.
Democrat mayor and Republican senator symbolise the divide between left and right in the Hispanic demographic.
Republican White House hopeful Mitt Romney romped to victory in the Nevada caucuses, cementing his position as frontrunner to take on Obama.
Frontrunner Mitt Romney and rivals for the Republican presidential nomination will face off in a high-stakes debate ahead of New Hampshire’s primary.
Tim Pawlenty has dropped out of the 2012 US presidential race — a day after a disappointing showing in an early test of strength among his party.
The web was alive with all things Obama ahead of his inauguration in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, as thousands made use of Twitter.
The crowds Obama drew gave a glimpse of how Americans can come together for change.
US president-elect Barack Obama and vanquished rival John McCain met on Monday for the first time since the November 4 election.
