Voting rights advocates are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to lift a stay on a federal judge's ruling that allowed Florida felons to regain the right to vote, regardless of unpaid fines and other financial obligations

President Donald Trump has accused his Democratic rival Joe Biden of having connections to the “radical left” and has pilloried his relationship with China, his record on criminal justice, his plans for the pandemic and even his son’s business dealings

The Powerhouse Roundtable breaks down the latest on the George Floyd protests on "This Week."

Mississippi just ditched its Confederate-themed state flag.

Many Americans’ views on today’s economy depend on their political party.

The businesswoman and gun rights activist defeated a congressman endorsed by President Donald Trump.

Amy McGrath, a former Marine fighter pilot, fended off a challenge from an upstart progressive, Charles Booker, ABC News projects.

Amy McGrath wins Democratic Senate primary in Kentucky

A number of contentious down-ballot primaries are set to take place on Tuesday as the country nears the end of primary season and looks ahead to November.

While enthusiasm to vote in 2020 is high, new voter registrations have fallen dramatically amid the pandemic.

The U.S. Postal Service’s famous motto that “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers” is being tested like never before, by challenges well beyond the weather

President Donald Trump is traveling to Wisconsin as new poll numbers indicate falling support over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matter protests

Madison Cawthorn, 24, could be the youngest person elected to Congress.

Republicans controlling a Georgia House committee have approved a bill to prevent election officials from proactively sending mail ballot request forms to voters ahead of an election

In one of the most highly-anticipated contests of Tuesday night, the outcome for Kentucky's Senate Democratic primary isn't expected for a week.

Two weeks after Georgia's messy primary, another six states voted.

Just two weeks after Georgia's messy day at the polls, another six states are testing the waters of voting during the coronavirus crisis on Tuesday.

ABC’s Mary Bruce and Rick Klein discuss key primaries in Kentucky and New York, and the latest in the race for the White House.

Experts predict as many as half of all registered voters could mail in their ballots in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The nonpartisan commission that sponsors presidential debates says a debate that had been scheduled to be held in Michigan will now take place in Florida

Democratic state representative Charles Booker has gained momentum in his race against Amy McGrath to replace Sen. Mitch McConnell.

Former vice president Joe Biden's campaign is launching a $15 million TV and digital ad blitz across six battleground states, his first of the general election.

"Educating ourselves is the first step if we hope to make any progress in bringing an end to systemic racism," Gomez wrote.

Election officials across the U.S. plan to expand voting by mail with pandemic.

Local candidates are finding creative ways to campaign during the pandemic.

For some workers, the day was harrowing.

Incumbent Rep. Denver Riggleman is calling on his opponent to condemn an old video made by a campaign surrogate or to leave the race.

Stacey Abrams, Georgia's 2018 gubernatorial candidate, joined "The View" Thursday to discuss Tuesday's primary election problems and her new book, "Our Time is Now."

Joe Biden’s search for a running mate is entering a second round of vetting for a dwindling list of potential vice presidential nominees, with several black women in strong contention

Former Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday that President Trump will try to "steal this election" and that access to voting is his "single greatest concern."

Symone Sanders, Joe Biden's senior campaign adviser, appears on "The View."

The election fallout in Georgia follows a familiar fate of elections that have plunged into chaos in the age of coronavirus.

Widespread concern about catching COVID-19 at polling places this November is setting the stage for a record-breaking election for votes by mail.

Georgia's 2018 gubernatorial candidate responds to the state’s election chaos.

Pennsylvania passed sweeping election reform, which coupled with higher rates of mail-in voting, could delay November results.

State and county election authorities are pointing fingers after Georgia voters experienced long lines, difficulties with new machines and relocated polling centers.

ABC Political Director Rick Klein on whether primary election problems foreshadow November chaos.

People waited in line for hours to be able to vote in the state's first election during the coronavirus pandemic.

Widespread concern about COVID-19 at polling places has some states making it easier to vote by mail.

Five states are holding primaries Tuesday amid the coronavirus pandemic.

With both senators on the ballot this cycle, Georgia is in a unique position. Democrats vying to oust one-term incumbent David Perdue see the state as a battleground.

Voters in eight states and the nation's capital headed to the polls on Tuesday for the single-biggest day of voting since the onset of the coronavirus.

Civil unrest has complicated Joe Biden's hunt for a running mate as three top-tier candidates with backgrounds in law enforcement face renewed scrutiny.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden accused Trump of turning the country into a battlefield for his rhetoric and for ordering protesters to be forcefully removed outside St. John's Church.

Indiana, Iowa and New Mexico have all been home to dicey attack ads and intervention from outside groups.

More than 1.8 million Pennsylvania voters have been approved for absentee ballots for the state’s primaries next Tuesday, a sign of what may happen in the general election.

Politicizing vote by mail efforts as states race to expand their voting options amid COVID-19 could cost many the vital opportunity to have their votes counted.

As some parts of the nation continue to ease stay-at-home orders meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus, the economy remains in free fall

Florida law required felons to pay legal fees before regaining the vote.

Ronna McDaniel discusses the president’s threat to move the GOP convention from North Carolina, and the battle over mail-in ballots for the November election.