Swing-State Voters Are Divided Over Transgender Bathroom Use
In a survey, more than half of people in Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, were opposed to a mandate requiring public schools to allow it.
2016 Distilled
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A Tale of Two Rallies
Voters from both parties in North Carolina, a newly minted swing state, are grappling with the weaknesses of the presumptive Republican nominee.
Will Bernie Sanders Voters Support Hillary Clinton?
Plenty of those who backed the Vermont senator still don’t feel warmly toward the presumptive Democratic nominee.
Donald Trump's Coalition of Restoration
The Republican’s support comes from voters who are resistant to demographic change—but they’re a distinct minority.
Will Trump’s Campaign Drown in Debt?
The billionaire’s political operation is running a record $45 million deficit.
Donald Trump Gets Defensive
The presumptive Republican nominee attacked Hillary Clinton in a speech on Wednesday.
Donald Trump Brings Back the Talk of Default
If the economy crashes, “I’m going to give you back half,” the presumptive Republican nominee tells the nation’s creditors.
Marco Rubio's Change of Heart
The Florida senator announced he’s running for reelection, reversing his previous decision not to stand.
Will Hillary Clinton Win Over Capitol Hill?
The presumptive Democratic nominee is scheduled to meet with House Democrats on Wednesday, as she pivots to the general election.
Can Hillary Clinton Turn Red States Blue?
The Democratic presumptive nominee plans a 50-state strategy for the general election.