Polls

More Americans say they approve of the $1.9 trillion COVID bill Biden signed last month, and his $2 trillion infrastructure plan is already popular.

The leaders of America’s most-populous states – all recently criticized in the national press following different controversies – have one surprising thing in common: middling approval ratings that are neither near the top nor the bottom of the nation’s 50 state leaders.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis could not have two more radically-different approaches when it comes to managing the coronavirus crisis. The same could be said for California Governor Gavin Newsom and Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

In a business that is often relationship-driven, the Covid pandemic has largely put a halt to in-person client meetings for financial advisors.

A survey taken in late February shows 56% of individual investors think the market is not set up to favor retail customers.

While the share of people who are in financial hardship due to the pandemic is down from a year ago, 38% still say they are experiencing a loss of income.

With more than 25 million votes cast by Gen Z and Millennials, CIRCLE estimated young adult turnout will top 53 percent, besting the previous high of 51%, set in 2008.

There’s a fair chance Americans won’t know the winner of Tuesday’s presidential election while it’s still Tuesday — or maybe even Wednesday. The main reason? Many states have made it easier to request a mail ballot amid the coronavirus pandemic and concerns about crowded polling places. But mail ballots generally require more time to process than ballots that are...

The country is bracing for potential conflict after the vote. Businesses are boarding up from New York to California in anticipation of violent protests as the country waits for the results of a divisive election season between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

President Donald Trump’s campaign is poised to deploy an “army” of volunteers and paid staff on Tuesday to watch elections precincts in Democratic-leaning areas

News4’s Julie Carey goes behind the scenes to see preparations for counting absentee ballots in Northern Virginia.

The ballot has long been the essential instrument of democracy.

President Donald Trump erupted at his top political advisers last week when they presented him with worrisome polling data that showed his support eroding in a series of battleground states as his response to the coronavirus comes under criticism.