Polling experts say even a small upward movement for President Trump's poll numbers is meaningful, but they add significant caveats.

With polls showing Dems lukewarm on Biden and some swooning over Cuomo, what can Dems do to prevent four more disastrous years of Trump?

Gov. Andrew Cuomo postponed New York's presidential primary from April to June to keep people from gathering — even to vote — amid of the state's coronavirus outbreak, which also drew hundreds of nurses to protest a lack of protective equipment and supplies.

Pennsylvania's lawmakers overwhelmingly agreed to move the primary for public health reasons. Here are some ways a five-week shift will impact candidates and voters.

Two months before Pennsylvania voters cast their presidential primary ballots, one of the state’s most populous counties is facing a federal lawsuit over maintenance of its voter rolls.

Instead of delivering victory speeches and sealing the Democratic nomination, Biden has been largely sidelined as President Donald Trump and high-profile governors become the faces of the coronavirus response.

Trump's reelection campaign is threatening legal action against local TV stations in Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin action if they don't pull a Democratic anti-Trump commercial the campaign says is false.

Lawmakers and aides were still scrambling to pin down exactly what was included against a backdrop of a spiraling national crisis that has killed hundreds and crippled the economy.

The legislation also allows a consolidation of primary polling places and makes other changes.

Amid uncertainty fueled by the coronavirus pandemic, grassroots candidates with limited budgets are trying to determine whether they need to stretch their resources beyond the scheduled April 28 primary date.

Pennsylvania's primary election was originally scheduled for April 28.

The primary would move to June 2 from April 28 under the proposal being considered.

Mike Bloomberg is transferring $18 million from his presidential campaign to the Democratic National Committee in the largest single such transfer ever. His campaign will also transfer its offices in Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.