The justices declined to put the Trump-supporting former independent candidate on the New York ballot. Now they'll have the chance to impact swing states.

Here’s the latest on the presidential election If this historically tight election runs smoothly, we’ll have a newly elected president two weeks from Wednesday. With days to go, former President Donald Trump is campaigning in the battleground state of Georgia today,

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can’t seem to make up his mind about being on the presidential ballot. On Wednesday, Kennedy filed an emergency application asking the Supreme Court to strip his name from the Wisconsin ballot after state courts said it was too late to delete the candidate.

With key races decided by razor thin majorities, Native peoples in swing states like Wisconsin and Michigan are anything but on the margins. They instead hold the power to dictate outcomes of some of the most important campaigns in the country.

Election Day is less than two weeks away and early voting will be open across the entire state as of Saturday. Here's our guide to navigating federal and local races as Nov. 5 nears. Why it matters: Michigan is a crucial battleground state in the presidential election.