To Scott Presler, the founder of Early Vote Action, winning Pennsylvania for Donald Trump is a matter of back-of-the-napkin math.

With just about three weeks until Election Day, both presidential campaigns are zeroing in on Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground neither candidate can afford to lose. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump each rallied in Pennsylvania Monday — albeit at opposite ends of the commonwealth.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s effort to court voters at a sweltering town hall in the Philadelphia suburbs came to a premature end and transformed into an impromptu dance party after multiple audience members fainted Monday,

Harris' stances on abortion and religious freedom could see her lose Pennsylvania, according to George W. Bush's speechwriter.

Pennsylvania law generally requires voters to return their own ballot and prohibits people from returning other voters’ ballots on their behalf.

The interview with the two Pennsylvania men who were critically injured marked their first public statements since 20-year-old shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, opened fire in July from an unsecured rooftop nearby before he was fatally shot by sharpshooters.

There are just 22 days until Election Day. Yes, really. Here's the latest campaign news from presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Pennsylvania was back in the political spotlight on Monday night as both presidential candidates descended on the Keystone State.

Pennsylvania voters will soon decide whether to keep Democrats in the majority in the state House and Republicans in control of the Senate

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Monday slammed Donald Trump for his ominous comments about "the enemy within" the United States and threat to deploy the military domestically, in a renewed effort to paint her Republican opponent as a threat to democracy.

Vice President Kamala Harris has zeroed in on former President Donald Trump’s comments suggesting that the U.S. military could potentially be used to deal with “the enemy from within.”