With over six weeks until Election Day, early voting kicked off Friday in Virginia and the state began mailing out absentee ballots to voters who have requested them.

Post-polling of the 2016 presidential election showed a similar gulf.

Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling “Hatred is the coward’s revenge for being intimidated.” -George Bernard Shaw Donald Trump may be out of time and out of targets as his election campaign stalls, but it does not mean he is out of hatred for Hillary Clinton. During his last campaign stop in Nevada, the president said he can now get more “vicious” since the Democrats are trying to “rig” the election, and then led his supporters in a chant to “lock her (Clinton) up” during a rant on how his political adversaries should be imprisoned. Critics consequently warn his hatred of all things associated with the former Democratic presidential nominee might be putting thousands of Americans...

The Democratic challenger will appear Friday at union hall in Duluth, Minn., while the Republican incumbent plans to stage a rally in Bemidji, Minn. They are appearing in a state Hillary Clinton narrowly won in 2016.

The battleground state of Minnesota has begun voting in the presidential election. Polling stations opened in every county Friday morning and officials began mailing out absentee ballots. (Sept. 18)

With less than 50 days to go until the U.S. elections, President Donald Trump is steadfastly dismissive of foreign interference risks to the November ballot. His opinion runs counter to US intelligence officials and experts in the field. (Sept. 18)

If Congress can successfully negotiate another stimulus bill, we've mapped out how long it would take for them to actually put it to a vote.

A Michigan state judge on Friday dramatically expanded the window for when absentee ballots can arrive and get counted after Election Day.

DONALD TRUMP delivered his blunt take about votes cast during the 2016 US election in a recording obtained by Express.co.uk - which one attendee blasted as allegedly dismissing the realities of voter disenfranchisement.