Live: Latest updates on Election Day 2020
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Who's running for major offices and where do they stand on the issues? Check out our election guide.
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Polls are open in Minnesota, and early reports show a steady stream — and some lines — at polling places around the state -
Gov. Tim Walz encouraged the state to vote. "If it takes until midnight, we will be there," he said, noting Minnesotans can register to vote at the polls today under state law.
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Across the country, Americans say the stress of this election has made them physically ill: “I want my life back."
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Control of the U.S. Senate is at stake as President Donald Trump's allies face Democrats across the country.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: "This election is about nothing less than taking back the soul of America."
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Even before Election Day, the 2020 race was the most litigated in memory. And there's likely more to come.
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Political junkies can't get enough of election coverage, while others can't bring themselves to watch. What will you be doing Election Night?
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has ordered U.S. Postal Service inspectors to sweep more than two dozen mail processing facilities for mail-in ballots and for those ballots to be sent out immediately.
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Voter turnout isn’t the only thing setting presidential Election Day records. So are temperatures across Minnesota.
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A spokesperson for the Iowa secretary of state says hand sanitizer on voters' hands caused a ballot scanner to jam at a polling place in Des Moines.
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Election officials in a handful of states are warning voters to disregard "robocalls" urging them to stay home rather than go to the polls.
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The growing push to legalize marijuana was being put to another test today in both left- and right-leaning states.
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Voters ranked the pandemic and the economy as top concerns in the race between Trump and Biden, according to national survey of the electorate.