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In Pennsylvania, advantage Biden with a big boost from women: POLL

By GARY LANGER(NEW YORK) -- Overwhelming support in Philadelphia and its suburbs lift former Vice President Joe Biden to a clear lead in crucial Pennsylvania, with backing from college-educated white people and women -- notably white, moderate and suburban women ...
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Trump and Biden to face off in 1st 2020 presidential debate

BY: ALLISON PECORIN AND BENJAMIN SIEGEL, ABC NEWS BY: LIBBY CATHEY, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden prepared to face off Tuesday -- at a social distance -- in their first in-person showdown of the 2020 presidential ...
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Amy Coney Barrett ‘will undo’ Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy: Sen. Kamala Harris

BY: AVERI HARPER, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — In the days after she was named former Vice President Joe Biden's running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris said the run up to the election against President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence would be "a ...
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Democrats have few tools to slow Senate vote on Supreme Court nominee before Election Day

BY: ALLISON PECORIN AND BENJAMIN SIEGEL, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — Senate Republicans are moving full steam ahead toward a confirmation vote on Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett before Election Day -- and there is little Democrats can do to stop it. While ...
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Trump, White House blend denials, justifications in reaction to New York Times story on his taxes

BY: JORDYN PHELPS, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — While President Donald Trump's initial reaction to the New York Times' bombshell report that he paid little to no federal income taxes over nearly two decades was to dismiss it outright as "totally fake news," his ...
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Federal judge denies challenge to the way Ohio handles absentee ballots

By LUKE BARR, ABC News(COLUMBUS, Ohio) -- A federal judge denied a challenge to the way the state of Ohio processes absentee ballots, just 36 days before the election.Currently in Ohio, to secure absentee ballots, a voter must ...
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Michigan voters weigh in on election as newfound battleground state

By ADAM KELSEY and FREDA KAHEN-KASHI, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- From the early 1990s through the presidency of Barack Obama, Democrats had six consecutive presidential election victories in Michigan, building a coalition of union voters and urban support that many viewed ...
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Former Trump campaign manager hospitalized after threatening to harm himself: Police

By KATHERINE FAULDERS, WILL STEAKIN and JOHN SANTUCCI, ABC News(FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.) -- President Donald Trump's former 2020 campaign manager and current campaign senior advisor, Brad Parscale, was taken into custody Sunday evening by Fort Lauderdale Police after allegedly threatening ...
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Biden urges Senate GOP to hold on Coney Barrett Supreme Court proceedings: ‘Summon your conscience’

BY: MOLLY NAGLE, ABC NEWS(WASHINGTON) -- In his first public remarks since President Donald Trump officially selected Judge Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to the Supreme Court, former Vice President Joe Biden once again urged Republicans in the Senate ...
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Biden preps for personal attacks from Trump ahead of Tuesday’s debate

BY: MOLLY NAGLE, ABC NEWS(WASHINGTON) -- A tale of two campaigns is emerging ahead of the first face-to-face meeting in the general election between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden Tuesday night on the presidential debate stage.
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Sen. Mike Lee says Amy Coney Barrett Supreme Court confirmation shouldn’t hinge on single issue

BY: ADAM KELSEY, ABC NEWS(WASHINGTON) -- A key Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee argued Sunday that Judge Amy Coney Barrett's potential future on the nation's highest court shouldn't hinge on how she may rule in regard to "a ...
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Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin criticizes Hillary Clinton on Biden concession comments

BY: ADIA ROBINSON, ABC NEWS(WASHINGTON) -- A key Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee strongly disagreed with former Democratic nominee and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's comments last month that former Vice President Joe Biden should not concede the election.
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