Voters

The ads are depicting Democratic candidates as "dangerous and outside the mainstream."

Over 70 percent of Trump voters said they could still vote for a candidate who used the racial epithet.

The Stormy Daniels scandal could've changed a few votes in 2016.

A Georgia county that is nearly two-thirds black may have almost all of its polling places shut down ahead of a gubernatorial election in which a candidate could become the country's first black female governor.

Women are much more likely than their male counterparts to align themselves with the Democratic Party, one Pew Research study says.

"Working people made their voices heard at the ballot box today," Missouri AFL-CIO President Mike Louis said.

Women have driven Democrats to a 12-point lead in hypothetical House races, according to a poll by Quinnipiac University.

The former first lady will be helping people register to vote in November.

The new poll also shows registered voters don't necessarily care about a political candidate's gender.

On Monday, Democrats rolled out "A Better Deal for Our Democracy," the party's messaging strategy to win big in November's midterm elections.

Trump was the first president to refuse to disclose his tax returns in decades.

Frank Luntz made the 2018 mid-term comments on Fox News.

"So Stormy says she and Trump had sex only once. I guess if you want the guy to screw you repeatedly, you have to be one of his voters."

Non-traditional Republican candidates were elected thanks to Trump. Now efforts are underway to remove at least one of them.

Trump is slightly more popular, but his approval rating remains really low.

It is not the first time that Hillary Clinton has provoked an uproar for her comments about Donald Trump supporters.

A new poll shows American voters think the majority of Congress is afraid of the NRA and support companies like Dick's Sporting Goods, which announced it will stop selling assault-style rifles or raise the age restriction to 21.

"Ted Cruz says Maggie Simpson would vote for him. I think Ted's the one who could use a pacifier in his mouth."

A new poll finds most voters are embarrassed by President Donald Trump, think he's a poor moral leader and say he's not a good role model for children, and it also marks seven consecutive months of approval ratings below 40 percent.

A survey found that Trump's approval rating among black Americans has not doubled—it has actually dropped.

The president has said he's "the least racist person," but a Quinnipiac University poll suggests many voters have doubts.

Trump's approval rating across all groups was 42 percent, with 56 percent disapproving.

"You dumb, motherf----r. You. Are. Poor. He's fighting for me," Chappelle said of the voters in Trump's base.

Almost 60 percent of voters disapprove of the way Trump is doing his job overall and most gave him low grades on a variety of personality traits, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday.

The former president is coping with comedy.

Democrats may have an advantage over Republicans in the 2018 midterm elections, according to a new poll.

Spanish police have shut down polling places to stop voters from voting on an independence referendum.

One of Trump's fans harangued author Tony Schwartz in a lengthy voicemail.

Trump is losing the people who catapulted him into the Oval Office.

Demographic changes could pose particular problems for the Republican Party.