Abortion reshapes the swing state landscape

A revealing new study sheds light on how abortion and reproductive rights are shaping the race in six crucial swing states. In North Carolina, a stunning admission about abortion has shaken up the governor's race - we'll explore what it means for the presidential contest. Plus, the battle for rural voters heats up as Republicans aim to expand their lead in less populated regions.

Swing state voters left behind in 2020

Discover why Erie County, Pennsylvania is a bellwether that both campaigns are desperate to win. Get an inside look at how Kamala Harris' candidacy could sway the crucial Indian-American vote. And learn about the shocking number of swing state voters of color who sat out 2020 - and why both parties are scrambling to get them to the polls this time. Plus, new polling suggests the conventions failed to budge the race.

How does the Electoral College work?

The Electoral College was devised at the Constitutional Convention in 1787. It was a compromise between those who wanted direct popular elections for president and those who preferred to have Congress decide.