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Exchanges between Marco Rubio and Val Demings got fiery at times over questions on abortion, guns and more.

Direct political engagement with voters is waning as candidates surround themselves with supporters. “They run these campaigns in bubbles,” a former congressman said.

Mr. Sanders said he thought the Democratic Party was “doing rather poorly” at selling itself to working-class voters.

For these Americans under 30, all living in swing states, political priorities ranged from the highly personal to the universal.

An impeachment vote against Larry Krasner, the Philadelphia district attorney, points to the potency of an issue that works against Lt. Gov. John Fetterman.

The debate between Representative Tim Ryan of Ohio, a Democrat, and J.D. Vance, a Republican, was strikingly contentious and sometimes personal.

The debate between Gov. Brian Kemp and Stacey Abrams produced a substantive hour of policy discussion — and unexpected attention for a little-known Libertarian.

Senator Mike Lee and Evan McMullin sparred about Donald Trump and Jan. 6, and had common ground on abortion.

To report an article on the spread of false narratives in non-English languages, the journalist Tiffany Hsu spent time on fringe platforms — and Google Translate.

A New York Times/Siena College poll found that other problems have seized voters’ focus — even as many do not trust this year’s election results and are open to anti-democratic candidates.