Trump, Clinton, and Emails: The Latest Election Updates
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are in the final sprint to Election Day.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
Will Latinos Actually Turn Out for Clinton?
Turnout is projected to reach a historic high this election, but the electorate has historically been difficult to predict—and not all are enthusiastic about her candidacy.
Why Won't More Republicans Privately Voting for Clinton Say So in Public?
By hiding their support for Clinton out of fear, some of America’s most prominent GOPers are making a Trump win more likely.
How Trump Pushed Millennials Out of the Republican Party
The GOP’s relationship with young voters was lukewarm before the candidate’s nomination—and it has only deteriorated since.
Trump's Latest Gambit: Early-Voting 'Buyer's Remorse'
Yes, some states allow people to re-do their ballots ahead of Election Day. But hardly anyone does.
Is Donald Trump Outflanking Hillary Clinton?
The Democratic nominee faces the risk that she has overestimated her hold on the states most central to her strategy.
A Black Church Burned in the Name of Trump
Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church in Greenville, Mississippi, was reportedly set on fire and spray painted with the words “Vote Trump” on Tuesday night.
The Conservative Case for Voting for Clinton
Why support a candidate who rejects your preferences and offends your opinions? Don’t do it for her—do it for the republic, and the Constitution.
What CNN Got Right About the Presidential Race
Brian Stelter has delivered the lessons in media literacy that the American public so desperately needs.
Don't Let the FBI Decide the Election
The question of who becomes the president of the United States should be answered by voters, not federal agents.