2020 Election

President Trump's lead over Joe Biden in Pennsylvania was shrinking Thursday, as state election workers continued to count mail-in ballots.

President Donald Trump is shown support in Phoenix the night of Nov. 4 as election results continue to roll in from around the country.

Detroit did not escape Trump's wrath as he attacked the process of ballot counting at the TCF Center. Trump currently trails challenger Joe Biden 264-214 in the race to 270 electoral votes although the former VP's projected win of Arizona has been debated. 

The company says the move is the latest effort in steps they’re taking to “provide reliable information” as misinformation spreads about the 2020 election.

Health officials across the nation are facing record numbers of new coronavirus cases.

Groups of Trump supporters have gathered at vote tabulation sites in Phoenix, Detroit and Philadelphia, decrying counts that showed Democrat Joe Biden leading or gaining ground.

A total of 6 Native Americans have been elected or reelected to Congress, the most in U.S. history.

In a news conference on Nov. 5, President Donald Trump made unsupported accusations about the integrity of the presidential election.

In tightly-contested Wisconsin, county clerks are double-checking their math. Counties statewide have until Nov. 17 to do so and certify the results. 

Trump has for weeks argued without evidence that mail voting is prone to fraud, a claim which election officials have repeatedly debunked.

Trump’s former chief of staff Mick Mulvaney believes Trump will run for the presidency again in 2024 should he lose the 2020 election.

President Trump’s campaign said it planned to call for a recount, which a trailing candidate is allowed to do under state law if a race is within 1 percentage point.

106 women will serve in the next U.S. House and 25 women will serve in the next U.S. Senate.

Demonstrators carrying signs reading “Stop the Count,” “Stop the Steal,” and “Count Every Vote” gathered in several states across the U.S. as Trump and his campaign pushed unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.

Markets are banking on Tuesday's election leading to split control of Congress, which could mean low tax rates, lighter regulation on businesses and other policies that investors like remain the status quo.

The Trump campaign is filing a federal lawsuit in Las Vegas Thursday, claiming there are voter irregularities. They said they have evidence that people who are deceased and non-residents have cast ballots in the 2020 election.