A strange thing is happening as Election Day draws near. In normal times, we struggle to stay afloat in the sea of political opinions. Now the punditry has been afflicted with an epidemic of agnosticism. After living and breathing this race for 18 months, they say they have no idea who will win.
With less than a week until Election Day, the campaign spin is so dizzying you may feel like throwing up.
A deceptive ad about the 2009 auto bailout from Mitt Romney is taking center stage in the final week before the election.
There are five counties that hold the key to winning Ohio — and with it the White House.
Buoyed by early voting in his favor, Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney by five points in the pivotal state of Ohio, according to a new TIME poll.
President Obama took aim at Mitt Romney‘s foreign policy Monday night, using the final presidential debate to portray the Republican nominee as callow and unsteady on international affairs while emphasizing his own role in …
Arizona Senate Candidate Richard Carmona had everything going for him. Until he made one very ill-advised joke.
Mitt Romney’s decision to pull resources out of North Carolina suggests the presidential campaign has entered a new phase–a final sprint around a shrinking battlefield.
It was no surprise that Obama’s top brass was exultant after the President’s feisty effort at the second presidential debate Tuesday night, lauding his “dominant” performance and predicting it would help invigorate dispirited …
With his presidency on the line, Barack Obama delivered a forceful performance in the second presidential debate Tuesday night, chiding Mitt Romney for failing to provide specifics about his policies and painting the Republican …
Before Barack Obama and Mitt Romney debated in Denver, some very smart political scientists tried to dampen the overheated expectations game with a dose of historical context. Debates, they argued, usually don’t matter that much. …
As his standing in the polls improves, Mitt Romney is piling up public endorsements from a new cohort of voters: the celebrity-train-wreck set.
Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan sparred Thursday night in a sharp and wide-ranging vice-presidential debate, clashing early and often in a tussle likely to reinvigorate Democrats demoralized by President Barack …
