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ABC's Rachel Scott has a view from the campaign trail.

ODNI also debunked a Russian influence operation regarding Gov. Tim Walz.

Washington Post reporter Sabrina Rodriguez discusses how Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are highlighting their economic policies to Latino voters in the final stretch of campaigning.

Analysis says former President Donald Trump's policies could drain Social Security in six years.

She spoke with ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl.

ABC News' Jonathan Karl sat down with Cheney, discussing her urging conservatives to vote for Harris.

The suit accuses former President Donald Trump of spreading "false, misleading and defamatory" statements about their 1989 case during the Sept. 10th ABC News presidential debate.

ABC News investigative reporter Olivia Rubin discusses the legal battles playing out ahead of Election Day.

ABC News deputy political director Averi Harper and LA Times reporter Noah Bierman discuss the big spend on political ads.

Author and activist Raquel Wilis reacts to the recent political ads as well as the issue of transgender athletes competing in sports.

The pair described Trump as a threat, "unstable" and untrustworthy.

Engagement campaign targets high school seniors as first-time voters.

Speaking in the late golfer's hometown, Trump told an off-color story about him.

Two documents purport to show U.S. analysis of Israeli military preparations.

Trump's campaign and Republican groups have spent over $21 million on these ads.

In Pennsylvania, Kamala Harris and Liz Cheney work to sway Republican voters.

Peggy Judd had been facing several felonies.

Harris: There should be no place in America for political violence.

Vice President Harris' running mate joined ABC's "The View" on Monday.

College voters are crucial, and some strategize on where to cast their ballots.

Andrea Hailey of Vote.org talks about how public figures such as Taylor Swift and Elon Musk are encouraging voter registration.

Former President Donald Trump toured Asheville, North Carolina, assessing hurricane damage, while Vice President Kamala Harris was in Pennsylvania campaigning with Republican Liz Cheney.

Republican strategist Tricia McLaughlin and Christina Tizintun Ramirez, president of NextGen America, discuss the latest headlines from the presidential race.

Lawsuits have been filed in Pennsylvania, Michigan and North Carolina.

538's Galen Druke breaks down the latest polls as the candidates continue to campaign with just 15 days left until Election Day.

Roma Daravi, former deputy director of communications under Donald Trump, and Marsha Espinosa, the former assistant secretary of public affairs for the DHS under President Biden, give their analyses.

Trump has challenged Harris' accounts of working at the fast food restaurant.

Omaha-area district's one electoral vote could tip the presidential election.

Former Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum and journalist Roland Martin discuss how to mobilize Black voters ahead of the election.

ABC News’ Terry Moran reports on concerns that rogue officials could reject the will of voters this election on “This Week.”

Voters have "heard that, that's established," he said of Trump's behavior.

They tout Harris' ground game but acknowledge the race is a toss-up.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, October 20.

The judge overseeing Donald Trump's federal election interference case unsealed the redacted appendix of evidence gathered by special counsel Jack Smith.

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien speaks with Columbia University professor Michael Chad Hoeppner to unpack the Wisconsin Senate debate between Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D) and challenger Eric Hovde (R).

Officials and experts weigh in on the impacts of the Hamas leaders’ death.

Vice President Kamala Harris made the remarks at a campaign rally in Michigan Friday.

This is a listing for 'This Week' airing Sunday, October 20, 2024.

Joe Biden preached about the supposed threat from Trump but gained no traction.

The Alfred E. Smith dinner has hosted presidential candidates since 1960.

ABC News’ political director and Washington bureau chief Rick Klein breaks down battleground states and what each presidential candidate needs to do to win.

Dana Jean Bell, who pleaded guilty to assaulting police during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, was sentenced to 17 months in prison on Thursday.

The New York Archdiocese's star-studded gala has been a staple in election years since 1960. But only one candidate showed up in person this year.

Artificial intelligence could be weaponized on voters, feds warn

The widow of an MPD officer delivered an emotional victim impact statement.

Judge Aileen Cannon tossed out the former president's classified documents case.

Trump and the host compared Harris to baseball player Sammy Sosa.

More than half of the states offers residents a chance to vote early.

U.S. officials have said Sinwar was the chief obstacle to a cease-fire deal.

He falsely said none of his supporters were carrying firearms.