2020 U.S. election

The 2020 race will unfold against the backdrop of the COVID-19 outbreak—whether Trump likes it or not. Can Joe Biden defeat the incumbent from his living room?

U.S. Politics Insider for March 11: Anti-Hillary voters abandon Sanders and the spread of the coronavirus began to show some effects on the primary campaign

In one of the crueller predictions of the Democratic race for the presidency, nobody—not a single poll—foresaw Senator...

Jaime Weinman on Super Tuesday: Biden won Virginia, where he had one field office. He won Oklahoma, where he never appeared at a rally. He won Massachusetts, never buying a TV ad.

The mogul’s woebegone nomination bid proves that money can’t always buy elections—especially for lousy candidates

David Moscrop: If American elections were run under Canadian rules, would it make a difference in the quality or outcome of their races?

The latecomer to the Democratic race is trying to win the U.S. presidency the old-fashioned way—by buying it

The young mayor’s Christian values, military service and academic bearing got him into the conversation. Will his support hold as the race for the Democratic nomination heats up?

The biggest obstacle to putting a woman in the White House might be the belief that other Americans won’t

The country’s seething political tensions took over the streets of Westerville, Ohio, while, onstage, the candidates struggled for words to address them