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‘Weak and pathetic': Trump seethes as Mark Cuban campaigns for Harris
Mark Cuban has become a regular surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris in the race against Donald Trump.
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Trump vows to deport millions. Builders say it would drain their crews and drive up home costs
While some contractors dismiss the plan as political rhetoric, many say they can’t afford to lose more people from an aging, immigrant-dependent workforce still short of nearly 400,000 people.
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There will be plenty of firsts no matter who wins the presidential election
Has a woman ever been president? Has a president ever served non-consecutive terms? Has a president ever been convicted of a felony? Here’s why the 2024 election will be historic for a variety of reasons, regardless of who wins.
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Elon Musk raises payment offer to $100 for voters who sign petition supporting ‘free speech & right to bear arms'
Billionaire Elon Musk has upped his financial offer for registered swing state voters to sign a conservative-leaning petition. On Thursday, Musk wrote on X that his pro-Trump super PAC would give $100 to signees and those who refer them.
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Meet the Candidates: Oceanside Mayor
Incumbent Mayor Esther Sanchez and Deputy Mayor Ryan Keim have worked side-by-side on the city council for years and are now going head-to-head.
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San Diego business owners feel toll of inflation ahead of November elections
Local owners at different points in their careers say the economy is taking a toll on everyone, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little.
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Judge blocks Florida from threatening TV stations over abortion ad: ‘It's the First Amendment, stupid'
In a sharply worded ruling, U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker issued a temporary restraining order calling threats by the Florida Department of Health “unconstitutional coercion.”
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How votes get counted and reported on election night — and how NBC News gathers and checks the data
A network of reporters and voting experts gathers results from thousands of jurisdictions, checking all of them for anomalies before viewers and readers see the data.
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Harris mocks Trump for calling himself the ‘father of IVF': ‘What does that even mean?'
The vice president’s comments came at a rally Thursday night in Wisconsin, where she leaned into criticizing her Republican opponent for his policies on reproductive rights.
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San Diego mayoral candidates Todd Gloria, Larry Turner make case to local voters
Incumbent San Diego mayor Todd Gloria faces off against political independent Larry Turner. NBC 7’s Joey Safchik reports.
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What Nebraska's ‘blue dot' means for the 2024 election
The blue dot represents a unique opportunity when it comes to Electoral College votes for the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates alike.
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Prop 3 seeks to enshrine same-sex marriage in California constitution
Prop 3 aims to enshrine the right to same-sex marriage in the CA constitution
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More than a dozen tax measures will face San Diego County voters this November
This November election, there’s more than 12 ballot measures that could raise sales taxes in local cities and throughout the entire county.
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What to know about the 10 propositions on the California election ballot
California voters will decide 10 statewide ballot propositions with wide-ranging ramifications in the November election.
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Harris spars with Fox News host and says she wouldn't be a ‘continuation' of Biden
In an interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier, Vice President Kamala Harris used some of her strongest language yet to emphasize that her presidency would be distinct from President Biden’s if elected.
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Abortion, immigration top of mind for 49th District candidates
Incumbent Democratic Rep. Mike Levin is seeking a fourth term against Republican challenger Matt Gunderson, who previously owned car dealerships and ran for state senate in 2022.
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Race heats up for CA 49th Congressional District
Incumbent Democrat Mike Levin is seeking a 4th term, running against Republican Matt Gunderson. NBC 7’s Shelby Bremer talked to both candidates about the key issues facing the 49th district.
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Here's how to stop the flood of election mailers
A political consultants shares a tip on getting your mailbox back to normal — and why campaigns are willing to stop sending them.
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Here's how to stop the flood of election mailers
If you’re feeling inundated with mailers about candidates and propositions, voting early can get you taken off the lists to send them, reports NBC 7’s Joey Safchik
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What weeks of early-voting data tell us about how Democrats and Republicans are turning out in 2024
As some battleground states start early voting, Virginia has been going for weeks. The data show more interest in early voting from GOP areas this time.