The collection for the third month of the year turned out to be the best to date for a Democratic candidate for president.

The change in the electoral process would have benefited Donald Trump in the presidential election.

The centrist group rejected their plans because they did not find a strong and competitive candidate at the national level.

According to polls, the Democratic president has suffered significant losses in the electoral coalition that brought him to the White House in 2020.

That's what The Wall Street Journal found, alleging that the president is being hurt by "voter dissatisfaction with the national economy and deep doubts about abilities and job performance."

Both candidates once again took nearly all available delegates as they steamroll toward a 2020 election rematch in November.

The independent candidate for president gathered the necessary signatures to get on the Nevada ballot, but a new requirement seeks to leave him out of the race.

The former president responded to Chuck Schumer's (D-NY) call to end Benjamin Netanyahu's term in office.

The video attempts to push the narrative of a dangerous Trump to moderate Republicans and independent voters critical of Biden's re-election.

The president and his team boast that almost 1.5 million people have donated to his re-election, many of them amounts less than $200.

The former vice president argued that he does not agree with the political agenda that the presidential candidate is promoting.

The candidates debated twice in the run-up to the 2020 elections, but it is yet to be seen if they will do so again in 2024.

The organization confirmed it will run a ticket in the 2024 presidential election, potentially splitting the non-Republican vote on election day.

The former president assured that he did not care who organized the debate, whether it was the Democratic National Committee or its subsidiary, the Commission on Presidential Debates.

This was revealed by a new CBS survey, which interviewed more than 2,000 people about the November presidential elections.

The unknown Baltimore-based entrepeneur won three delegates in American Samoa by beating the front-runner in votes after a zoom campaign.

A survey by the 'New York Times' and Siena indicates that the former president has an advantage due to "voters' doubts about the leadership" of the current president.

The Republican rose to national fame during the pandemic and is one of the most popular executives in the country.

The candidate returns to the race after the results of the primaries in Michigan, where she came third without even continuing in the campaign and where 14% voted "uncommitted."

Judge Tracie Porter ruled in favor of a group of voters and agreed to withdraw the Republican's candidacy for both the primary and the general election.