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Former President Trump’s second impeachment trial begins in the Senate on Tuesday. Do Americans want to see a conviction? Much like during the 2020 election, the country is split. Noah Pransky breaks down the latest poll numbers as well as the likelihood the Senate will vote to convict.

President Donald Trump called out the Quinnipiac University Poll while criticizing polls numbers during comments Thursday night, and now QU officials are responding. Two days after Election Day, with votes still being counted, neither Trump nor former Vice President Joe Biden yet have the 270 electoral votes necessary to win the race, though the president prematurely declared victory early Wednesday…

As votes continue to be counted in the remaining battleground states, former Vice President Joe Biden spoke briefly to the press on Thursday to call for the continued counting of legally cast ballots. “Democracy is sometimes messy. It sometimes requires a little patience as well. But that patience has been rewarded now for more than 240 years with a system...

NBCLX Political Reporter Noah Pransky breaks down voter turnout by age so far this election, with only 23% of the votes coming from Americans under the age of 30 and the majority coming from voters 65 and older.

There are just two days before Election Day and there are a lot of things to remember before heading to the polls.

There are just two days before Election Day and there are a lot of things to remember before heading to the polls. Here are a few important reminders. Safety is a big concern for voters so election officials have worked to make it as safe as possible. You’ll see signage asking voters to stay six feet apart and there...

NBCLX storyteller Noah Pransky explains why Florida, and its 29 electoral votes, is so crucial to determining the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. And while Joe Biden is doing some really good things to capture Florida voters, Donald Trump is too.

Connecticut voters are concerned about a number of issues that they say will bring them out to the polls on Election Day.

Amidst the pandemic, the upcoming election day could be unlike any before. Avoiding large crowds is perhaps rule number one in slowing the spread of COVID-19. Using that as a guideline, many people in Connecticut are opting not to vote in-person this year. In Manchester, the voting registrar said approximately 30% of voters have applied for and received absentee ballots….

Connecticut has an effort underway to combat election disinformation in the state.

The Quinnipiac Poll makes thousands of calls for its well-known polls, but during the pandemic, workers are making those calls from home.

Heading into the first presidential debate, polls show that most voters have already made up their minds between President Trump and Joe Biden.