Voters

Roughly the same number of eligible U.S. voters who cast ballots for President Joe Biden chose to sit out the 2020 election entirely, according to a new poll.

A new poll released Saturday by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution shows a majority of Georgia voters have unfavorable views of President Donald Trump, GOP Governor Brian Kemp and the Republican Party as a whole.

A number of Republicans in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida and Iowa changed their party registrations in the days following last week's storming of the U.S. Capitol.

"Basically, in effect, the ruling would be that you gotta go the streets and be as violent as antifa and BLM," Louie Gohmert said earlier in an interview.

President-elect Joe Biden has been steadily rolling out his picks for major positions within his cabinet--a list of well-known faces, including several who served alongside him in the Obama administration.

Several states, including Pennsylvania, Wyoming and Nevada, saw record average case tallies in the two weeks since the election.

The seven-day average for daily COVID-19 deaths has increased by 34 percent from the figure on November 3, according to Worldometer.

The CNN anchor condemned claims of vote fraud made by prominent Republicans including South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham and Texas Senator Ted Cruz.

Santorum insinuated that this year's massive voter turnout is proof that voter suppression is not an issue.

Just a day after the election, the U.S. reported its highest single-day rise in coronavirus cases since the outbreak began.

The average number of daily new cases in the U.S. has been rising on a sharp incline since mid-September.

Voters can check the status of their ballot online. You may be contacted directly by election officials if there are any pending issues.

Only 29 percent of Latino voters support President Donald Trump, according to a poll released Sunday.

A weekly tracker of the social media sentiment of 40,000 swing voters offers troubling signs for President Donald Trump just days before the 2020 election.

Senator Ted Cruz doesn't think the Trump campaign should be focusing on Hunter Biden's emails as the election draws near.

During a recent speech, Masvidal said that playing "Despacito" wasn't enough for Biden to earn Latino voters' support.

Election officials have been working to avoid the kind of chaos Georgia faced during the pushed-back primary elections in June.

Wearing a mask and going to a ballot box, the famed parodist shared that he was taking part in his civic duty.

Two phrases lingering at the top of Trump's association list included "peaceful transition" and "transition of power."

The Arizona resident believes government leaders downplaying the threat of the virus has resulted in more deaths in the U.S.

Among white likely voters in Georgia, 77 percent of Republicans say "too much attention" is given to discrimination against Black people.

The reported number is a sign of Americans' excitement for the upcoming election, as well as an increased commitment to voting early fueled by the coronavirus pandemic and concern over the U.S. Postal Service.

A majority of Americans are also concerned that President Trump is trying to get a vaccine released too quickly to bolster his re-election chances.

The state failed to exclude the thousands of voters whose registration information is shielded from public records review.

In a post to her Instagram story, Swift linked fans to resources available for them to vote in November.

Trump holds a 21 percent advantage over Biden among Iowa men, 57 to 36 percent. But Biden holds a 20 percent lead over Trump among women voters, 57 to 37 percent.

Italians overwhelmingly voted to approve a constitutional amendment this week which reduces the number of lawmakers in both chambers of its national parliament by one-third.

The polling results could suggest "a sky-high turnout" for the November 3 general election.

Health care ranks as the fourth top issue among voters in the Sun Belt, following the economy, criminal justice and the coronavirus pandemic.

Among those who voted for Trump in 2016, a quarter agree that he is no longer fighting hard to stop the spread of COVID-19.