A recent AP-NORC Teen Poll poll shows most U.S. teenagers prioritize graduating from college, with 70% of girls and 54% of ...

From the Anti-Masons to Elon Musk's new America Party, here's a look at how third parties have made their mark through ...

The popular vote says one thing—but the Electoral College can say another. Here’s why that matters more than ever.

A contentious debate is unfolding nationwide as Trump-aligned Republicans advocate for a U.S. Census that counts only ...

The Electoral College is a frequent target of criticism—with more attempts to amend or abolish it than any other feature in the Constitution.

The Electoral College, which was first created in 1787 by the Founding Fathers, was created as a compromise between picking a president through the popular vote or through Congress.

The move could cost the Democratic presidential candidate one Electoral College vote in 2028.

How many Electoral College votes does each state have? Each state is given Electoral College votes based on how many members of Congress they have, which is determined by the Census.

In this week's "It's Debatable" segment, Rick Rosen and Charles Moster debate whether the Electoral College should be abolished.

President-elect Trump has clinched the necessary number of Electoral College votes to become the next occupant of the White House, teeing up the official certification of his victory before ...

Across the country, hundreds of presidential electors gathered in their states to cast their Electoral College votes, an often ceremonial but essential step in the process of confirming the ...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul calls for the abolition of the Electoral College, arguing it's outdated and unfairly favors less populated states.