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Former Pres. Trump, supporters return to Butler, Pa. for rally
Former President Donald Trump made his return to Butler, Pennsylvania, nearly three months after he was shot there during a campaign rally. NBC10 political reporter Lauren Mayk caught up with supporters who showed up to Saturday’s event.
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Former Pres. Trump returns to site of assassination attempt to rally supporters
Former President Donald Trump returned to Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday for a rally months after he was shot in an attempted assassination in July.
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Assassination attempts and new threats have reshaped how Donald Trump campaigns
Donald Trump’s staffers are on edge after death threats have been directed at his aides and his team isn’t as able to quickly organize the mass rallies that have always been the signature of his campaigns.
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Where Trump and Harris stand on immigration and border security
Immigration is one of the key issues of the November election, with many voters concerned over the number of migrants who have entered the U.S. during the Biden administration.
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Battleground Politics: Lauren Mayk speaks with voters across Pennsylvania
In a new series airing Oct. 7 through Oct. 11 on NBC10, Lauren Mayk will speak with voters across Pennsylvania about Kamala Harris, Donald Trump and the issues that matter most to them during the presidential election.
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Republicans expect to confirm even more Supreme Court justices if Trump wins
GOP senators anticipate that in a second term, Trump would have at least one Supreme Court vacancy to fill. Democrats hope that prospect motivates their voters this fall.
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Nikki Haley voters launch ads supporting Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris
An organization made up of voters who previously supported Republican candidate Nikki Haley have launched a digital advertising campaign to support Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.
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Cybersecurity head says there's no chance a foreign adversary can change US election results
Easterly’s trust in the election process comes as intelligence officials have warned of escalating efforts by foreign adversaries to influence voters, deepen partisan divides and undermine faith in U.S. elections.
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Tim Walz stopping in Reading to speak with Latino leaders as part of his Pa. bus tour
Less than 24 hours after they met on the debate stage Senator JD Vance and Governor Tim Walz are back on the campaign trail. Walz made several stops in Pennsylvania, including Berks County. He will be speaking with Latino leaders as Reading has the largest Latino population in the state. Telemundo 62’s and NBC10’s Valeria Aponte Feliciano has more on...
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2024 election will be defined by these swing states
The swing states that determine the outcome of a presidential election always changing, like any trend. NBC’s Tommy McFly breaks down which states are “in” as crucial players in 2024.
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The internet's pressing questions about Social Security, answered
We asked an economist to answer some commonly Googled questions about Social Security in the United States.
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5 takeaways from the VP debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz
Both focused on the top of the ticket, not each other. Walz admitted to flubbing a personal story. Vance distorted Trump’s health care record. And they fought over economic records.
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JD Vance and Tim Walz touch on immigration, reproductive rights and the economy during debate
The vice presidential debate between Tim Walz and JD Vance got heated at times but remained respectful. Some of the key topics they touched on were immigration, reproductive rights and the economy. NBC10’s Johnny Archer recaps the debate for us and shares clips of what the candidates had to say.
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Walz and Vance go in depth on policy while attacking each other's running mates in VP debate
Tim Walz and JD Vance on Tuesday went after each other’s running mates in a vice presidential debate that opened with a discussion of burgeoning domestic and international troubles.
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Walz, Vance make their case to voters ahead of Nov. 5 election
In closing statements on Tuesday, vice presidential candidates Tim Walz and JD Vance pitched themselves to America’s voters as the election nears.
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Vance does not recognize Trump's defeat in 2020
When asked about if former President Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, Republican candidate JD Vance avoided a response by claiming “I’m not looking in the past.”
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Walz makes case for federal family leave to support young families
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz advocated for federal family leave policies. “A federal program of paid family medical leave… will enhance our workforce, enhance our families, and make it easier to have the children that you want.”
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Vance defends Trump's ‘concept of a plan' for revitalizing American health care
When asked by debate moderators about running mate former President Donald Trump’s comments that he has “a concept of a plan” to improve U.S. health care, Ohio Sen. JD Vance commended Trump for his work on improving health care costs during his prior administration.
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Vance calls for more security to curb school shootings
Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance advocated for protecting the Second Amendment while passing bipartisan action to end school shootings, including increasing on-campus security.
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Walz contrasts his record on abortion care with Trump, Vance and Project 2025
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz highlighted his record of supporting reproductive health care and abortion rights during his tenure as Minnesota’s governor, contrasting his record with the Republican agenda to restrict abortion rights. “In Minnesota, we are ranked first in health care for a reason,” Walz said. “We trust women, we trust doctors.”