Politics

An estimated 100 million Americans don’t vote in elections, but a landmark study by the Knight Foundation finds there could be a surprise in store in 2020, in part due to the Trump factor.

The Vermont senator has risen 10 points since September, while former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign has stalled. Just months after entering the presidential race, Bloomberg is the third most favored, according to a new poll by Univision News and the Latino Community Foundation.
Leer en español

Support for former Vice President Joe Biden stalls and former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg is surging despite not being on the ballot, days before the first test for Democratic candidates in a state with a large Hispanic population. Leer en español

Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis wants E-Verify it to be mandatory for all new jobs, but some in the party say the system is not reliable and warn that it will damage the economy.

Since the beginning of his presidential term, Donald Trump's approval rating has stayed below 50 percent, unlike any of the previous 12 occupants of the White House. Track his approval during the 2020 election campaign.

The Democrats have yet to choose their candidate, but the polls are already giving an indication of who the main candidates are for the presidential nomination. This interactive shows you what the latest polls say about the battle for the White House. Leer en español

A Univision News poll finds that, among Latinos registered to vote, Sanders is considered the best debater to take on President Donald Trump in the 2020 elections. It also shows that Senator Elizabeth Warren has consistently gained ground among Hispanics.
Leer en español

Trump fired his third National Security Advisor this week, raising questions about the future of his aggressive policy towards Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
Lea este articulo en español

When it comes to criticizing Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren seemed to change strategy for the third debate. Kamala Harris, on the other hand, started with a message for the president. We compare how much Trump's name featured in each of the Democratic debates.

When it comes to criticizing Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren seemed to change strategy for the third debate. Kamala Harris, on the other hand, started with a message for the president. We compare how much Trump's name featured in each of the Democratic debates. Leer en español