Decision 2020

The Police Benevolent Association, the city’s largest police union, broke with a longstanding tradition of not endorsing presidential candidates and threw its support behind Trump, as many officers view him as more of an ally to their pro-police “Blue Lives Matter” movement than Joe Biden

With election day just two weeks away, the New York City Board of Elections is rapidly working to train more than 50,000 volunteers to staff over one thousand polling sites across all five boroughs. News Four’s Andrew Siff has the latest on this poll worker push

A crucial part of voting by mail involves voters signatures on their ballot, which must not be forgotten — and if it doesn’t match records, the vote may not count. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.

The Commission on Presidential Debates released new debate rules on Monday for the upcoming presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.

Police unions nationwide have largely supported President Donald Trump’s reelection, amid mass demonstrations over police brutality and accusations of systemic racism.

Four years ago, undecided voters’ late decisions to support Donald Trump helped push him to victory

President Donald Trump is leaning into fear tactics as he accuses the left of trying to “erase American history, purge American values and destroy the American way of life.”

When President Donald Trump told the world that “bad things happen in Philadelphia,” it was, in part, a blunt assessment of his party’s struggles in a city that routinely anchors Democratic victories in the battleground state of Pennsylvania

State officials say more than 1 million people have cast ballots already in New Jersey, or about 30% of the turnout in the 2016 presidential

Posting photos of a marked ballot is illegal in 27 states, including New York and New Jersey. Lynda Baquero reports.

President Donald Trump announced a new plan to help seniors get a coronavirus vaccine, when available, in senior care facilities while Democratic nominee for president Joe Biden warned voters that the Trump administration was trying to take away the Affordable Care Act.

President Donald Trump was out-raised by Democrat Joe Biden in September and is being outgunned financially by his rival with just weeks to go until Election Day.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden return to the campaign trail Friday after a night of dueling town halls. Trump stated that he will accept a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election, while casting doubt on the integrity of the presidential election with a caveat during his appearance on NBC.

President Donald Trump was evasive Thursday night when pressed if he took a COVID-19 test before his first debate with Democrat Joe Biden as the two men squared off again, in a way, after their scuttled second showdown was replaced by dueling televised town halls several channels apart. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will take part in dueling televised town halls Thursday evening, instead of a previously scheduled debate. Trump dropped out of the debate after organizers attempted to switch to a virtual format when he was diagnosed with COVID-19.

Early voting is underway in many states, and so far turnout has been huge. The large turnout means reaching the ballot box may require some persistence, especially for voters in states like Georgia and Texas who are seeing hours-long wait times to vote.

Two individuals associated with the Biden-Harris campaign tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday. Liz Allen, communications director to Sen. Kamala Harris, and a non-staff flight crew member tested positive, according to the campaign. Harris canceled all in-person appearances until Sunday.

More than one million New Jerseyans have already cast their mail-in ballots for this year’s elections, according to Gov. Phil Murphy. Voters have until Election Day to vote by mail. Ballots can be returned through mailboxes specifically designated for voting, in person or by mail if postmarked by Nov. 3. In a tweet, the governor said: “Vote-by-mail is a win…

In about two weeks, New Jersey already submitted more than one million ballots, Gov. Phil Murpphy said, and many faced long lines as they try to submit their ballots in person. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

Today is New Jersey’s final day to register to vote for this years election, Lynda Baquero reports.