Election Day got off to a rocky start in one of Florida's most populous Democratic strongholds Tuesday as technical failures disrupted voting at several Broward County polling locations, leaving frustrated residents waiting to cast

Republicans pulled ahead in Guam's closely watched gubernatorial race early Wednesday, erasing a narrow Democratic advantage as additional precincts reported results in the U.S. territory's elections.

Republicans have a bright spot in an Echelon Insights poll as voters head to the polls Tuesday. According to the firm's final midterm survey, Americans were more likely to say their neighbors would vote Republican than Democratic.

Republican voters came out swinging in Florida on Election Day, flooding polling places Tuesday morning and casting nearly twice as many in-person ballots as registered Democrats by 10 a.m.

The FBI is turning up the heat on Alaska's explosive Senate election controversy, questioning political donors about possible deception involving a candidate who shares the same name as Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan.

A major Republican stronghold in Texas opened Election Day with nearly as many voters checking in during the first hour as in the 2024 presidential election, an encouraging early sign for the GOP.

U.S. forces launched a fresh round of airstrikes against Iranian military targets Monday, hitting a strategic island near the Strait of Hormuz as President Donald Trump's administration continues confronting threats to American

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Israel's annual U.S. aid payments would stop at year's end, delivering a major foreign policy announcement as Americans headed to the polls.

His argument: Israel can afford to buy its own weapons.

Ken Paxton holds a razor-thin lead over Democrat James Talarico in a new Trafalgar Group poll, giving the Republican a narrow edge as Texas' Senate race heads into Election Day.

The Trump administration asked SCOTUS on Monday to stop California from counting mail-in ballots submitted by voters on a list of more than 20,000 people federal officials suspect may not be U.S. citizens.

President Donald Trump is considering a sweeping wave of pardons for White House employees and administration officials if Democrats win control of Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections, potentially shielding his staff from

A major power outage rocked Washington, D.C., just one day before the midterm elections, knocking out electricity at key federal government facilities as emergency crews responded to reports of smoke pouring from multiple manholes.