Plus, the Gulf Coast preps for Hurricane Zeta as it races toward the region, and Hawaii eases restrictions for travelers with negative COVID-19 results.

Joe Biden says he’s “not running on the false promises of being able to end this pandemic by flipping a switch” but would immediately prioritize science if elected

Plus, Hurricane Zeta barrels down on the Gulf Coast making it the fifth storm to take aim on the region this season, and model and author Chrissy Teigen opens up about her heartbreaking loss.

If he wins the presidency, one of Joe Biden’s first moves will be to call foreign leaders and tell them “America is back.”

On "Powerhouse Politics," Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said as many as 6 million Georgia voters could cast ballots in the November election.

Nine military ballots that authorities said were mistakenly discarded by a contracted elections worker in a northeastern Pennsylvania county have been linked to specific voters and can be considered for counting in the Nov. 3 presidential election

Get-out-the-vote efforts targeting Black men aren’t just about persuading them to choose former Vice President Joe Biden over incumbent Donald Trump

Americans are worried about the Nov. 3 election, an anxiety many haven't carried during years of largely peaceful displays of democracy

Talu Massey is among the millions of Americans who voted before Nov. 3, resulting in record-breaking early turnout

NBA star Chris Paul led nearly 2,500 people on a march to an early-voting site at a university in North Carolina where he also takes classes

A new ABC News/Washington Post poll

Ohio is again up for grabs in the presidential election

Nearly 3 million absentee ballots are still outstanding in key Rust Belt states.

32 million Latinos are eligible to vote -- the country’s largest non-white electorate -- in the upcoming election.

Super PAC Future Forward has become one of the biggest players in 2020.

69 million ballots have been cast early as the president continues to push that the country is rounding the corner with the pandemic.

ABC News breaks down all the major topics in this year's vote.

President Donald Trump’s campaign has a bold theory for how he will win reelection: It can tap a universe of millions of supporters who did not vote for him in 2016 but will do so this time

They are the fastest-growing voting bloc in the country and 115 are running for Congress this year. “Nightline” speaks to one who is running and those working to get out the vote in Texas.

The comedian said he’s gotten more political to highlight the issues his community is facing. “I’m just tired of seeing the community minimized and disrespected,” he said.

A disproportionate number of Latinos have died from the virus. Many work essential jobs and live with families, increasing their risk of illness this winter. Those who’ve lost loved ones speak out.

ABC News reporters share how the world see the U.S. elections -- from Mexico to Moscow, Havana to Hong Kong.

ABC News takes a look at why Latinos are dying at high rates of COVID-19 and speaks to victims' families, health experts and workers' advocates to discuss the impact on the community.

ABC's John Quinones talks to Latino voters across the country, of whom 80% say the economy is their top priority in the 2020 election, followed closely by health care.

With $1.5 trillion dollars in purchasing power, Latino consumers and business owners are part of the backbone of the American economy.

The president is holding rallies in three of the states he won in 2016, while the first lady made an appeal to suburban women and Biden traveled to Georgia.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson says voters should return their absentee ballots in person at this point, and discusses her state’s preparations with one week to go to Election Day.

In 28 states, ballots must arrive by the time polls close. Thirty-four states will not even begin counting millions of mail-in votes until Election Day.

Hispanic eligible voters now outnumber Black eligible voters for the first time in U.S. history.

ABC News Political Director Rick Klein breaks down how President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden are campaigning on the final days before the election.

ABC News contributor Leah Wright Rigueur discusses the history of voting disinformation during election cycles and why it’s a threat.

Latino communities have been targeted by disinformation as both President Donald Trump and Joe Biden campaigns push for votes in Florida.

Voters sound off on why they cast their ballots early.

Hosts Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee and DJ Envy talk Trump, the 2020 election and more with T.J. Holmes.

Republicans and Democrats are wrestling over the Senate -- with a handful of races likely to determine which party will control the chamber in 2021.

With just a week to go until Election Day and 320,000 outstanding absentee ballots in hotly contested battleground Wisconsin, the push is on to get all ballots returned

Native American voting advocates say the slow-moving nature of mail on large reservations puts the people who live there at a disadvantage to getting their votes counted

The special airs tonight on ABC News Live and explores the influence of Latinos, who make up the largest racial or ethnic minority group in the U.S. with 32 million eligible voters.

President Trump will hit three states he won last election as Joe Biden heads to Georgia, which hasn’t been won by a Democrat since 1992.

With the presidential election happening in roughly one week, record voter turnout is being met with unprecedented threats of voter intimidation.

President Donald Trump has made the possibility of widespread voter fraud -- an unsubstantiated assertion -- a centerpiece of his reelection campaign.

The president and attorney general continue to push mail-in voting fraud claims.

Some voters have received two ballots in the mail. Here's what they should do.

Exit polls are surveys conducted as voters leave their polling places.

More Americans are voting by mail this election than usual, due to the pandemic. But processing those ballots takes more time. Here's how it works in battleground states.

The demographic is the fastest growing voting bloc in the country. 115 women of color are running for Congress this year.

Boston police arrested a suspect who allegedly set on fire a ballot drop box in front of the Boston Public Library this weekend.

ABC News’ Martha Raddatz reports from Pennsylvania, speaking with voters who supported Donald Trump in 2016 about whether they’re staying with him in 2020.

A look at the eligible U.S. voters who don’t vote, and why this election could mark a turning point in voter participation.

Chris Peterson and Spencer Cox discuss the gubernatorial race and their PSA promoting positivity in the election.