Harris to deliver 'closing argument' speech from National Mall next week

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to make a major “closing argument" speech on the Ellipse in Washington on Tuesday, Oct. 29 — just one week before Election Day. 

Gus Walz votes for first time, to cheers and a high-five from dad

Gus Walz voted Wednesday morning, 10 days after his 18th birthday. Gov. Tim Walz and Gus fed their ballots into the machine together as an election worker called out “First-time voter" and the room erupted in cheers.

Ted Cruz leads Colin Allred by 1 percentage point, new poll shows

A new poll from Emerson College Polling shows Cruz's lead now sits at 1.5%. A poll from the same group showed Cruz with a 4-point lead in September.

Tarrant County addresses early voting problems
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Tarrant County officials remind voters to confirm their electronic ballot selections before submitting. Several issues were reported in Tarrant County with early voting, but officials are investigating whether they are user errors or electronic issues.

Kamala Harris sign raises concern in Virginia

A political campaign sign in Virginia has raised concerns among residents and prompted a response from the Loudoun County bomb squad.

Trump, Harris approval ratings among lowest in 68 years, poll finds

With the election weeks away, Americans have more of an unfavorable view of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump compared to past presidential nominees, according to a recent poll.

Tarrant County reports 2 errors amid high early voting turnout

Tarrant County election officials are reminding voters to confirm their ballot selections before submitting the paper printout.

North Texas early voting turnout: Voting numbers mostly up on day one

Tarrant, Denton and Collin counties each saw thousands more voters cast a ballot on the first day of early voting compared to 2020 and 2016. Dallas County saw a slight dip.

Kamala Harris Houston campaign rally scheduled Friday

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to make a campaign stop in Houston just days before Election Day.

Two Texas cities represent the divide between those who vote and those who could, but often don't

Two neighboring Texas cities illustrate the divide in American politics between the diverse, potential electorate in the country and the actual electorate, which is heavily white and wealthier. For a long time, the presumption has been that closing that gap between places like Lewisville and Flower Mound north of Dallas would help Democrats and hurt Republicans by getting more people to vote and having the electorate better represent the actual population. That's because a larger electorate would mean more minorities voting, and those groups historically lean Democratic. But this presidential election has flipped the script.

Dallas HERO charter amendments: Amendment 'U'
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Dallas police are urging voters to say "no" to Dallas HERO charter 'Amendment U.' According to Dallas police, it would require the department to hire 900 officers quickly.

Dallas Police Association opposes Amendment U
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With early voting now underway, the Dallas Police Association took a stand on the controversial Dallas HERO amendments. Amendment U would require the city to hire hundreds of police officers, but the president of the Dallas Police Association says the requirement would put the city in a difficult situation.

Early voting kicks off in Texas
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Early voting began for the 2024 November general election on Monday. Thousands of people in north Texas got out to have their voices heard at the ballot box.

Texas early voting kicks off with long lines at some polling locations

The first day of early voting in Texas was met with long lines at some polling locations. Those who waited said they wanted to get their vote in on the first day and check it off their to-do list.