2020 election

As more men run for president, Klobuchar makes the case for a female nominee

By Sara Burnett, Associated Press

Klobuchar has been talking more pointedly about gender and politics — even if she’d rather be discussing her record of winning even in Republican areas or the more than 100 bills she’s passed.

Steyer aide resigns after accessing Harris' volunteer data

By Meg Kinnard, Associated Press

Over the course of three hours on Monday night, the Steyer campaign put out conflicting statements about the status of the situation.

1 Year Out: A divided nation lurches toward 2020 election

By Julie Pace, Associated Press

One year from Sunday, voters will decide whether to grant President Donald Trump a second term in office, an election that will be a referendum on Trump’s vision for America’s culture and role in the world.

AP-NORC poll: Interest in campaign is growing, as is anxiety

By Emily Swanson, Hannah Fingerhut, Associated Press

A poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds a growing share of Americans have significant interest and feeling anxious and frustrated about the 2020 presidential campaign compared with early in the summer.

Warren releases plan to fund 'Medicare for All'

By Will Weissert, Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press

The Massachusetts senator famously "has a plan" for everything, but details of how she'd pay for her health plan come with far higher political stakes.

WATCH: Warren rolls out plan for '$800 billion investment' in public schools

By Associated Press

The Massachusetts senator said she'll "adequately and equitably" fund K-12 education using a "wealth tax" of 2% on households worth $50 million.

Castro says his 2020 campaign needs $800,000 in 10 days

By Associated Press

Castro made the announcement Monday in a fundraising email, saying his campaign is in "dire need" of resources.

'He lied.' Ohio voters struggle after Trump promised jobs

By Daniel Bush

Trump’s economic promises helped him carry Ohio in 2016. But as voters in this critical swing state state turn their attention to the 2020 election, many say they’re increasingly frustrated with Trump’s record on economic issues.

Complaint could make up to 234,000 Wisconsin voters ineligible

By Scott Bauer, Associated Press

More than a quarter-million voters in Wisconsin identified as having moved could be made ineligible to vote before next year's presidential primary election if a complaint filed Wednesday by a conservative law firm is successful.

Sanders and Warren stockpile millions more than 2020 rivals

By Brian Slodysko, Associated Press

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have stockpiled millions more than their rivals, including former Vice President Joe Biden, who burned through money at a fast clip over the past three months while posting an anemic fundraising haul.