Citizens vote on Election Day at Fire Station #71 in Alhambra, Los Angeles County, on November 6, 2012 in California, as Americans flock to the polls nationwide to decide between President Barack Obama, his Rebuplican challenger Mitt Romney, and a wide range of other issues. Alhambra is one of 6 cities in California's 49th Assembly District, the state's first legislative district where Asian-Americans make up the majority of the population. AFP PHOTO / Frederic J. BROWN
Donald Trump’s refusal to say that he will accept the presidential election’s outcome overshadowed all else during his third debate with Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas on Wednesday evening.
Virtually no one in the political world argued that the GOP nominee would benefit from the move.
Donald Trump on Wednesday refused to say he would accept the results of the presidential election, continuing to warn that the election is “rigged” against him.
LAS VEGAS, Nevada – That’s a wrap. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump made their closing arguments to voters at the third presidential debate on Wednesday night, and are now left with just the final sprint to Election Day.
LAS VEGAS — Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton’s final debate started out as a polite fight over policy that featured a far more cordial tone than their previous engagements. That lasted almost 30 minutes.
Hillary Clinton allies are feeling even more confident in her chances after what they characterized as a dominant performance in the final presidential debate on Wednesday night.
Watch the video above to see the biggest moments from the final 2016 presidential debate between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump.
Unfortunately for the Nevada Republican Rep. Joe Heck, his home state is one of seven that does not allow voters to write in a candidate for president of the United States.
President Obama on Thursday will make a final pitch to the millions of Americans still lacking healthcare coverage as his administration enters its the fourth and final sign-up stretch.
House Speaker Paul Ryan is hitting the campaign trail to help keep the U.S. House in Republican hands, but he is carefully scripting his appearances to avoid any mention of Donald Trump.
