It's Election Day and you still have your mail-in ballot, so what can you do with it? There are two options and poll workers have said there is a recent history of people arguing with them over these mail-in ballots.

Battleground states are counting the ballots that will decide the next US president into the early hours of Wednesday morning, after Election Day voting that largely went smoothly despite fake bomb threats that targeted multiple states.

Mail-in voting is one of the major modern conveniences afforded to US voters, but with Election Day finally upon us, very few states will still let you request a ballot. Mail-in ballots -- known sometimes as "absentee ballots" -- are an increasingly common method of voting,

Be prepared for lines at the polls on Election Day, plus what to do if you still need to return a mail ballot.

Days after Election Day 2024, Americans are still waiting to find out Arizona's election results, and hundreds of thousands of ballots are still uncounted.

Yes, you can turn in your absentee ballot at your polling place or absentee counting location by 8 p.m. on Election Day. If your municipality has a drop box, check with your clerk on the deadline to drop off your absentee ballot there.

Some races, such as the 6th Congressional District battle between incumbent Juan Ciscomani and challenger Kirsten Engel, remain exceptionally close.

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The 2024 election has wrapped up, but people in Arizona will return to the polls in two years for another set of races. Here's a look at some of the races that are