With just twenty-four hours to go until polling day, America has been sent into a frenzy with a shock poll from the Republican-held state of Iowa that puts Kamala Harris 3% ahead of Donald Trump. It wasn’t a state that was even in the conversation before ...

Don’t Sleep On Iowa,” is more than just a motto on her blue t-shirt, Iowa House Democratic leader Jennifer Konfrst shouted to Kamala Harris supporters gathered in the basement of a local party headquarters in Waukee.

The survey comes from one of the most respected pollsters in the country, who has a nearly perfect record in predicting Iowa results.

During an appearance Monday on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, Selzer acknowledged that the result of her poll was a “shock.” “I’ve been shocked since Tuesday morning last week,” Selzer said. “So I’ve had the time for this to sink in because no one ...

The highly respected Des Moines Register poll showed Harris leading Trump 47% to 44%. It is an outlier compared to other polling results in the state.

Rachel Maddow talks with Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer about her surprising findings that Kamala Harris is leading Donald Trump in what is otherwise considered a reliably Republican state, and the role of voters over 65 years old and "likely voters" in understanding that result.

While the poll is likely to be an outlier, it could also suggest that Trump's Republican base in the state is narrowing.

Former president Donald Trump is expected to deliver his remarks soon in Lititz, Pennsylvania. Trump will appear on stage at the Lancaster Airport on Sunday, with his speech scheduled for 10 a.m. ET.

Republicans control the state Senate, the House and the governor’s office in Georgia and nine of its 14 representatives in Congress are Republicans. Republican Gov. Bria

Vice President Harris and former President Trump are deadlocked in key swing states just days before the presidential election, according to survey released Monday. Polling from Emerson College Polling and The Hill released the day before Election Day shows Harris and Trump in a tight set of match-ups in the battleground states.