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Most Americans used to vote on Election Day, and a small percentage of voters cast their ballots as absentee voters through the mail. That changed starting in the late 1970s, when some states began to allow no-excuse absentee voting and early in-person voting. Many more states chose to add these…

Democrat becomes first Jewish governor in state history after defeating controversial Republican candidate

The man brought much-needed levity to Election Day by joking that his relationship was on the line if he didn't vote.

Trump seemingly took an edge on independent voters in the first hour after polls closed in the Peach State, according to a CNN exit poll.

Republican candidate Mark Robinson faced a lot of controversy after past comments allegedly calling himself a "Black Nazi" surfaced.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Michigan's Secretary of State both are both optimistic that results will be delivered more quickly this election cycle

The former president thanked his supporters and urged voters to stay in line - but also made time to make claims about fraud without any evidence

Larry Krasner's statement comes after Trump made a post to Truth Social stating there was "massive cheating" happening in Philadelphia.

The former president claimed that "law enforcement" was "coming," in a post to Truth Social, but police denied these claims.

The final answer — will Kamala Harris or Donald Trump be the next president — may not be known on Tuesday

Settle in for a long night of politics.