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"I'm in favor of the idea in terms of sending the message that [Trump] ought to release his tax returns," former White House ethics chief Richard Painter said.

Republicans vying for secretary of state in Kentucky are battling over one candidate's legal ability to use the nickname "Trump" on the ballots.

Get all the information you need before heading to the polls on Tuesday.

"Just do your job as a citizen."

If Hof wins the election, three commissioners in each county in Hof's district would have to appoint someone to fill the vacancy.

Russian authorities threw out ballots in seven districts, but reports of voter fraud continued to mount.

"The Republican Party is dead in California. They killed themselves by backing Donald Trump," the Yes California leader told Newsweek.

The Russian president warned Washington against trying to meddle in his country's domestic affairs.

A ban on recreational marijuana is the modern-day Prohibition, according to advocates who want the drug to be as mainstream as alcohol is for adults.

Nissan workers earn $25 per hour, thanks to productivity gains, not monopoly power.

Erdogan may be a dictator, but he cannot suppress evidence of massive fraud.

No democratic leader congratulated Erdogan on his win except Trump.

After changes to the constitution in 2016 Berdymukhamedov could rule indefinitely.

Republicans changed the rules to exclude as many Democratic voters as they could.

Residents in four states voted on measures that sought to strengthen gun laws.

State law will remain in effect that blocks third parties from collecting early ballots and delivering them to election offices.

Is an army of hackers going to attack thousands of voting machines?

The Supreme Court allowed states to push partisan gerrymandering to the limit.

The national tour will reach at last 43 cities across 14 states in six weeks and end on Election Day.

Nine polling stations' results were nullified due to suspected fraud.

Videos showing ballot box stuffing spread online, as the Kremlin hailed a triumph.

Even if Clinton is the "lesser of two evils," the greater of two evils in this case is seriously evil.

Unfortunately for Republicans wringing their hands, there is no way to undo what they did in Cleveland.

In an election where most Americans would rather vote for someone other than the nominees of the two major parties, a third candidate is needed.

Just 40 of the Party's 232 MPs supported the left-winger, while 172 voted against.

In California, there is one public primary. All candidates appear on the ballot. Every voter is eligible. The two most popular advance to the election.

The Texas senator accused Donald Trump's supporters of intimidating potential Republican National Convention delegates.

The Cruz's forum comes just six days before the key New York primary.

Not enough ballots, too many ballots, voting twice, phantom caucus sites. Welcome to Nevada.

Maine residents might soon have the chance to decide whether background checks should be applied to all gun sales in their state.