Voting patterns among many demographic groups in 2024 were similar to those in 2020 and 2016, but Trump made gains among several key groups, a Pew Research Center analysis shows.

Recently released research from Pew found Trump surged with Protestant, Catholic voters and those who sat out in 2020

President Donald Trump has dropped his lawsuit against the Des Moines Register and pollster Ann Selzer over their poll published three days before the 2024 election that showed then-Vice President Kamala Harris was beating the Republican nominee in Iowa.

The original complaint revolves around a pre-election poll showing Vice President Harris with a three-point lead in Iowa.

Biden's debate against Trump a year ago was marked by president's tired appearance, raspy voice and confused statements on Medicare and immigration.

A stunning 51% of Hispanic, naturalized US citizens voted for Trump over Harris, according to the Pew Research Center’s 2024 election post-mortem.

SMART Elections reported in February that a software update to some ES&S systems were not sufficiently tested. Jack Cobb, the director of the federally accredited testing lab Pro V&V, previously told Newsweek that the changes were not "of any significance."

In a new interview, Savannah Chrisley remembers "sobbing" over President Trump winning the 2024 general election.

Cristóbal Palmer announced his plans to file for election to a full-term on the Carrboro Town Council after serving on it for seven months.