2020 Election

Seventeen percent of Republican voters told Fox News's pollsters they would prefer that someone other than Trump be the party's nominee.

Polls suggest that Warren could benefit if Sanders drops out of the race for the Democratic nomination. But some of his supporters explain why she's a no-go for them.

The former vice president also labeled Rudy Giuliani "a thug" amid the Ukraine and impeachment saga.

At the CNN LGBTQ Town Hall for the 2020 Democratic candidates for president, Elizabeth Warren had harsh words for a hypothetical man against gay marriage.

The two Democratic presidential hopefuls plan to repeal the Trump Administration's transgender military ban and religious exemption policies.

"People won't take these attacks anymore—and they're looking to make their voices heard at the ballot box," said Alexis McGill Johnson, the acting president and CEO of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund.

Minnesota Republicans who choose to support President Donald Trump are "complicit in his hate," said Minnesota Rep. Betty McCollum.

The vice president repeatedly dodged questions on whether he knew that delayed military aid to Ukraine was linked to Trump's interest in corruption allegations against Biden and his son.

Speaking to Newsweek after their chaotic front porch press conference, the accuser, and the duo of right-wing provocateurs were unable to provide any evidence that would corroborate their claims.

The senator acknowledged this week that he would have to "change the nature of the campaign a bit" to accommodate the demands of his recovery.

The justified backlash against tech giants here in Silicon Valley is a visceral reaction to the ongoing attacks on America's institutions and values. We must step up to protect our elections, privacy and free speech.

Planned Parenthood said its first priority in the 2020 election cycle is to make sure Donald Trump is not re-elected.

The law of impeachment does not automatically prevent an impeached and convicted official from running again. Indeed, a number of impeached officials have.

A bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee report says that after investigating Russia's social media tactics from 2016, the president needs to publicly state the dangers associated with foreign election interference ahead of 2020.

President Donald Trump's campaign is due to hold a rally at the Target Center in Minneapolis, but a contract dispute threatens the event.

Jason Kander alleged that Trump prioritizes Russian interests over U.S. ones, which he said is "reason enough to impeach."

A poll conducted among Wisconsin voters last week showed that the former vice president had a 9-point lead over President Trump.

"It's clear he considers the presidency a free pass to do whatever he wants, with no accountability," Biden wrote in a newspaper op-ed.

The survey shows Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren defeating Trump in head-to-head matchups in the swing state.

The GOP has so far criticized Democratic moves towards President Donald Trump's impeachment over 2020 election interference.

Warren, now a Massachusetts senator and a top Democratic candidate for president, used her background as a Houston Cougar to swipe back at Wohl.

"President Trump told a foreign leader to dig up dirt on his political opponent," Walsh wrote in the letter. "This can't be acceptable to any Member of Congress—Republican, Democrat, or Independent."

Elizabeth Warren might end up being the beneficiary of the simultaneous questions around Bernie Sanders' health issues and Joe Biden's political ones.

Rick Wilson had previously described Trump as the worst president ever, and in a Daily Beast op-ed, he pulled even fewer punches after Trump's Oval Office press conference.

The far-right conspiracy theorist has a history of peddling fake news and tried to concoct false sexual assault allegations against Robert Mueller.

Presidential candidate Andrew Yang has proposed giving all American adults $1,000 per month — "no strings attached" — in universal basic income.

State GOP officials have previously defended the decision by citing the over-one million dollar cost of holding a primary despite the near-certain prospect of Trump's renomination.

"What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices," Warren hit back.

And who can we count on to protect the integrity of our election process? Certainly not Attorney General William Barr.

Trump appears to have put his electoral stock fully in the gun-rights crowd, and at a point when the politics of gun control are shifting for the first time in decades.