In the wake of defeat, Democrats are engaging in a painful self-reflection process. It's a process Republicans invariably avoid.

All eyes are on pivotal House races across the country after Donald Trump won the presidential election and Republicans picked up the Senate.

Republicans have won the Senate and are poised to maintain power in the House. That's good news for President-elect Trump and his agenda.

The results shocked Democrats, since the party's 2016 nominee Hillary Clinton won there with 74% of the vote. Trump's victory ...

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President Joe Biden’s campaign had warned against Project 2025 early on, in social media posts ahead of his State of the ...

Harris’s loss—and the resulting debt—may lead to a rethinking within the Democratic Party on campaign spending priorities, ...

In a decisive victory, Trump wins a series of swing states, while his Republican Party also gains control of the Senate.

America’s deep fissures were palpable yesterday as the nation processed the election results.

The president bowed out on July 21 after getting not-so-subtle nudges from Democratic Party powers, including former President Barack Obama and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California. Biden ...

Follow 538 and ABC News for live updates on the presidential election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, and key races ...

That Trump routinely gets away with saying things that would have ended any other politician’s career is hardly a novel ...