2016 U.S. election

Maclean’s Bulldog, Oct. 27: What Clinton’s aides were really worried about, and how Trump is building a new customer base

The U.S. needs someone who can be trusted to bring the country together and then forward. Hillary Clinton is not that person.

Worsening numbers for Republicans prompted one prominent election-analysis firm Tuesday to predict a Democratic takeover of the Senate

Maclean’s Bulldog, Oct. 24: Clinton teams up with a "nasty woman" and Trump gets his first major newspaper endorsement

How do Americans really feel about the election? Ask the people of Ottawa County—they’re never wrong

Maclean’s Bulldog, Oct. 12: Trump is sinking, Clinton is soaring. Our daily roundup from the U.S. election campaign trail.

It was all too clear in the last debate. Neither candidate has any idea what to do about the world’s most dangerous war.

Female voters determined the last president. This time, they have a choice between a woman—and a man who brags about sexual assault. Simple, right? Not so much.

How vicious was the Trump Clinton town-hall debate? Comparisons with past ones

We fired up our lie-counting Skittle Meter on Sunday night. Here is what happened next.