Politics

Trump says that his authority is absolute, but legal experts say that while the United States Constitution does give him enormous powers, at the same time the federalist system limits his authority over states. (Leer en español)

Governor Ron DeSantis closely followed the instructions of Donald Trump to limit economic damage to his state. Now he, and Florida Republicans, are facing questions about cuts to health services and a collapsed unemployment compensation website.

Biden campaign seeks to contrast their “tried and tested” candidate with erratic Trump, as coronavirus sends election into unchartered waters. (Leer en español)

Trailing in the delegate count, Bernie Sanders needs a big win Tuesday when four states are up for grabs in the Democratic presidential primaries. Univision visited the home of a local Sanders campaign activist to talk with volunteers who remain hopeful about the outcime. "We still have a shot and we must make the most of it," says A.J. Nichols.

The race for the Democratic primary comes down to four key states on Tuesday, with Florida the biggest prize of. While Bernie Sanders is trailing in the polls, his supporters remain undeterred. (Leer en espanol)

The former vice president has more than twice as much support as Bernie Sanders in Tuesday's Democratic primary. If he wins the nomination, Florida is projected once again to be a key swing state in November. Leer en español

The former Vice President would beat Donald Trump in the state, and he could still win over Sanders supporters who are unsure whether to vote for him if he becomes the Democratic nominee. Leer en español

The Vermont senator has almost triple the support of Joe Biden among California Latinos registered to vote on 'Super Tuesday' in California, which holds one third of all the delegates up for grabs in 14 states. Billionaire Mike Bloomberg has similar support to Biden. Leer en español

The Vermont senator is emerging as the favorite on Super Tuesday, while Joe Biden has been caught by billionaire Mike Bloomberg who is entering his first Democratic primary test. Leer en español

The number of immigrant eligible voters who were born overseas has almost doubled over the past 20 years, according to the Pew Research Center. (Leer en español)