Polls

Many Donald Trump supporters fear dead people voting, one poll shows.

Trump voters much more likely to distrust the electoral process.

The presidential race tightens and the Arab world weighs in.

Poll data show more dead heats between Trump and Clinton.

With one week to go, Clinton is forecast to win by large margins.

But an average of polls places Clinton just under three points ahead of Trump.

The Federal Election Commission says the Republican strategist is due that amount.

Polls show race tightening as the campaign enters its final stretch.

Donald Trump continues to chip away at Hillary Clinton's lead.

Poorly worded poll questions set up a plague-on-both-your-houses narrative.

Donald Trump's chance of winning the election has increased by 1 percent, according to The Upshot.

Hillary Clinton has a 92 percent chance of winning the election, according to The Upshot.

Donald Trump blamed Hillary Clinton's "animals" for the incident.

The day after running mate Mike Pence appeared to break ranks with Trump during a vice presidential debate and called Putin "a small and bullying leader," the GOP nominee adjusted his own previously warm rhetoric toward the Russian president.

Are people telling pollsters they'll vote for Donald Trump even though they don't intend to?

It is possible, just possible, that political choices meaningfully reflect political preferences.

A new survey finds little support for Hillary Clinton in the presidential race.

If the election were held today, Clinton has a 60 percent chance of winning by 18 electoral votes.

Russia's ruling party reconvened in a live televised meeting 12 days before election day.

The German Chancellor is under more pressure amidst populist right-wing resurgence.

A Levada Center poll sees the party reach new lows for 2016, but no main beneficiary is in sight.

If the presidential election were held today, Hillary Clinton would win Florida, Ohio and Virginia.

Clinton has led Trump in the poll throughout most of the 2016 campaign, and has maintained her advantage following the Republican and Democratic conventions.

In response to the criticism, Trump pledged to focus more on Hillary Clinton, who is beating him in the polls.

Clinton has a six percentage-point lead over Trump, her Republican rival, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Bush's 2000 campaign is remembered for his controversial victory. It should also be remembered for how he expanded the GOP.

Experts say the bump in support for the real estate mogul is related to last week's RNC.

Trump's address may briefly help him in the polls. But conventions don't matter as much as they once did.

Clinton extended her lead to 13 percentage points in a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released on Tuesday.

The two mainstream parties are selling two flavors of authoritarianism at a time when billions are discovering a better way to live in peace and freedom.