In a head-to-head matchup, former President Trump has 50 percent of the vote among likely Arizona voters while Vice President Harris has 48 percent, with 2 percent undecided. Amon

Black voters’ opinions of former President Donald Trump, by contrast, were overwhelmingly negative, underscoring the challenges that the Republican candidate faces as he seeks t

Former Republican Senator of Pennsylvania, Pat Toomey, states it's not a single issue that will sway undecided voters in Pennsylvania to vote for Harris or Trump, but a "broad gut check" of whether they feel better now or a few years ago.

Arizona is one of at least seven swing states that could prove pivotal in deciding the outcome of November's election.

With less than a month until the Nov. 5 Presidential election, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump remain neck-and-neck in polling throughout Georgia.

Kamala Harris’ campaign is launching a blitz in Arizona, with plans to swamp the state with events and canvassing efforts, all timed around the start of early voting.