Former Republican officials consider splitting from GOP to form new party
Dozens of these party faithful are in talks to form an anti-Trump third party.
In wake of 2020 election, state GOP lawmakers aim to change election laws
After an election that shattered turnout records, some GOP legislators want to repeal provisions that expanded voting amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Jon Ossoff's view of the Georgia Senate runoff elections
Ossoff spoke with CBS News between campaign events Wednesday.
Early voting kicks off in Senate runoffs
The two runoff races that will decide who controls the Senate are shaping up to be more expensive than any other Senate race in 2020.
Black voters concerned about Trump campaign's efforts to overturn election
"We were watching elected officials argue about whether our votes should count or not," Detroit pastor Rev. Charles Williams said.
Some local leaders urge Democrats to focus on infrequent Black voters
Some local leaders say Democrats may be focusing too much on White working class voters who backed Trump and not enough on voters who didn't turn out at all.
What is the "Rising American Electorate" and will it turn out?
This group of young voters, people of color, and unmarried women account for 53% of Americans who voted in 2016.
What is ballot harvesting — and should you hand your ballot to a stranger?
With more voters expected to vote absentee than ever before because of the pandemic, there has been a renewed focus on the process of voting and how ballots reach their final destination.
Why some mail-in ballots are rejected and how to make sure your vote counts
In the 2016 election, 318,728 ballots — just under 1% of returned absentee ballots — were rejected across the country.
What happens if the president doesn't accept the election results?
"It is not up to President Trump, and the country does not have to satisfy him that he has lost," says constitutional law scholar and CBS News legal analyst Jonathan Turley.
Election Day could turn into "Election Week" with rise in mail ballots
Election officials say the public should prepare now for the possibility of delayed election results in November.
Trump and Barr say mail-in voting will lead to fraud. Experts disagree
Bill Barr claims mail-in voting "absolutely opens the floodgates to fraud." But defrauding a U.S. election is not that easy.
Black Lives Matter protests extend into America's suburbs
The movement has gathered momentum outside of the urban centers and is showing up in towns from Greenwich, Connecticut to Waco, Texas to Wenatchee, Washington.
Congress crafts police reform legislation, responding to police violence
Congress is discussing around a dozen proposals to respond to police violence in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.
Stay-at-home candidate: Biden competes with White House for message
From his basement, Biden tries to counter the White House on COVID-19.