In the debate raging over what exactly Election Day 2020 might look like, a senior Democratic lawmaker wants to ensure that every American voter has access to ballot-by-mail so as to avoid crowds and the potential for infection by the novel coronavirus, should that continue to be a concern by November.

Bernie Sanders may no longer be running for president himself, but the senator from Vermont plans to stay very involved in the campaign, almost like a "progressive coach" of sorts for presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Appearing together on a video link, Bernie Sanders officially endorsed Joe Biden for president Monday by telling his former rival, "We need you in the White House."

While some are anticipating having to administer this year's November elections in some alternate way, Dr Anthony Fauci holds out hope that Americans will be able to go out to their regular polling places come Election Day.

Public opinion polling continues to be very good to Joe Biden, even as the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee has been seen to moving to the left, according to political journalists and analysts.

He may have backed out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, but Sen Bernie Sanders wants to remain active in the campaign, particularly to convince the presumptive nominee, Joe Biden, to adopt more of Sanders's progressive political positions.

Hollywood actor and Democratic activist Alyssa Milano said that she wants "more evidence" to determine if a sexual misconduct charge against Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden is "credible."

Although the presidential race has been in something like suspended animation these past few weeks as the nation and the world grapples with the outbreak of the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 pandemic, Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams snapped it back to life--if only briefly--by publicly announcing that she would be pleased to be Joe Biden's running mate.

Lincoln Chafee's had a long and honorable career in public service. But now, he's a Libertarian? I mean, why not, he's been everything else.

Donald Trump does not have the authority to try to postpone the 2020 presidental election because of the outbreak of the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 pandemic, former vice president Joe Biden told viewers of comedian Jimmy Kimmel's late night TV show.