The latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows Clinton with a narrow three-point lead over Trump.

Trump’s biggest hurdle is in trying to close the gender gap, according to public polling and past election results.

Donald Trump didn’t just outlast his challengers to be the last man standing for the GOP nomination. He won by remaking the Republican Primary electorate.

By nearly every estimate, Tuesday will be a tough night for Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and there’s a good reason for that.

The New York Primary is setting up as a big test for Bernie Sanders.

Forget the polls and “momentum” — these factors seem to be better measures of Donald Trump’s candidacy.

When Ronald Reagan won the White House in 1980 it was with the help of blue-collar white voters who felt the Democratic Party had abandoned them.

Nevada is one of the most racially and ethnically diverse states in the country and in tonight’s GOP caucus — and that could be good for Trump.

Bernie Sanders faces a potentially formidable challenge in the Silver State: a much smaller pool of student voters than in the first two nominating contests.

New Hampshire should not be a good fit for Donald Trump and his message. But the poll numbers uniformly suggest that the businessman is headed for a victory.