US Election Coverage

Trailing in the polls behind Joe Biden doesn’t seem to be a concern for the president, who refuses to slow down on the campaign trail. “We are going to win a record share of Hispanic Americans, of African Americans, of Asian Americans. We’re going to win a historic share of women [voters],” he tells a massive crowd in Arizona.

After three rallies in Pennsylvania, President Donald Trump went on to events in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Nebraska, and also managed to swear in his third confirmed Supreme Court justice nominee.

American Jewish Committee survey also finds 43% of American Jews feel less secure than a year ago, 56% of Jewish institutions have increased their security measures.

A number of world leaders have a personal stake in the outcome of the Nov. 3 elections, with their fortunes depending heavily on the success – or failure – of President Donald Trump.

"Either they made a dumb mistake or wanted to get caught," says senior US government official. "We are not concerned about this activity being some kind of false flag due to other supporting evidence. This was Iran."

In a surprising revelation, the US president accuses Biden of receiving $3.5 million from the Russian government, noting that the former vice president is close with the wife of the mayor of Moscow. 

Survey by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Opinion Research and USAFacts finds that while voters say it’s pretty easy to find accurate information about voting, they have a harder time knowing whether there’s any factual basis for the information they’re getting from and about the candidates.

American Jews were asked about the most important issue in deciding how to vote, which candidate would do a better job on key issues facing the United States, and questions regarding US-Israel relations.