Polls

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.

Senior Conservatives issue letter calling for Cameron to stay as PM regardless of referendum outcome.

UKIP leader appears to concede that the 'Leave' campaign will not win the landmark referendum on Britain's EU membership.

Leave supporters urged to use pens at polling stations when voting, amid concerns that votes made using pencils will be rigged.

The outcome of the landmark referendum may not be known until the late morning hours of Friday.

More than half of the results are in and Leave looks likely to edge it

As the U.K. races toward polling day, what could give either campaign a last minute boost?

A series of polls on Sunday and Monday put 'Unidos Podemos' in second place overall.

Past referendums in Britain have tended to produce a late move to the status quo.

Some recent stats have worried pro-EU campaigners, but there's no evidence they're behind.

Trump trails Hillary Clinton by four percentage points in the most recent Reuters/Ipsos poll.

In 1991, 78 percent of Americans said that they were environmentalists. But in 2016, only 42 percent identified that way, according to Gallup polls.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are expected to dominate Tuesday in the Hoosier State.

The candidates defeated national front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in their races.

Polls will close at 8 p.m. CT.

The appearance of the elder Bush on the trail may help Jeb's chances with Republicans in the state.

The former Virginia governor entered the GOP race for president as the 17th candidate last July.

Democratic candidate Sanders says result shows people want "real change."

Politico reported that Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, will soon reassess staffing and strategy.