MILWAUKEE — Evan Bradtke, a 20-year-old college student, spends time these days working out of a small, windowless room in a nondescript suite of offices a few miles outside Madison, Wis. Hour after hour he calls voters, urging them to turn out on June 5 to support embattled Republican Gov. Scott Walker . Read full article > >

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Wisconsin recall election: Scott Walker’s fate will have November implications

Mohammed Mursi and Ahmed Shafiq have already begun efforts to try and win over undecided voters, ahead of a presidential election run-off set to take place on 16-17 June.

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VIDEO: Egypt rivals court crucial votes

In an election year in which the economy ranks as Americans’ top concern, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney holds significant advantages over President Obama among white voters who are struggling financially and buffeted by job loss, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll . Read full article > >

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Romney holds key advantages among financially struggling white voters

Mitt Romney’s campaign team has been quietly laying plans for an outreach effort to President Obama’s most loyal supporters — black voters — not just to chip away at the huge Democratic margins but also as a way to reassure independent swing voters that Romney can be inclusive and tolerant in his thinking and approach. Read full article > >

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Romney campaign begins quiet push for African American voters

54 percent of swing voters view him unfavorably.

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Biden Unpopular in Swing States

Dean Obeidallah says the candidates would like to sell themselves as super heroes for the economy. The truth is not that simple, and voters know it

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Opinion: No ‘Avenger’ in sight for U.S.

Dean Obeidallah says the candidates would like to sell themselves as super heroes for the economy. The truth is not that simple, and voters know it

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Opinion: No ‘Avenger’ in sight for U.S.

Using the story of a struggling family, a Crossroads GPS commercial seeks to appeal to swing voters who had supported President Obama, and may still like him, but are disappointed.

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New Republican Ad Takes a Soft Shot at Obama

After months of aggressive campaigning on jobs and the economy, President Obama and Mitt Romney, his likely Republican challenger, are locked in a dead heat over who could fix the problem foremost on voters’ minds, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll . Read full article > >

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Poll: Obama, Romney in dead heat on economy

In a blowout presidential election, a few large issues dominate. In a tight election, a range of smaller concerns — important to strategic constituencies in battleground states — can end up being crucial. Read full article > >

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Catholics won’t go quietly

Voters in Serbia have a choice between a reformist and a nationalist as they vote for a president, months after winning EU candidate status.

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Serbia votes for new president

Greater Manchester voters are to be polled over whether they want a referendum on UK membership of the European Union.

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Voters asked about EU referendum

Asks voters to call him on his “B.S.”

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Obama Campaign Counters Rove Attack

Both candidates and their allies are pouring money into commercials to win over voters who might not be paying much attention.

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Campaign Ads Early and Aggressive

Political deadlock in Greece on Monday stoked a renewed sense of crisis about the fate of the European economy as new data confirmed a downturn in one of the world’s major trading blocks. The immediate focus was on the inability of Greek politicians to form a new government after divided elections last week — raising the possibility that the country may yet reject a recent international bailout agreement and leave the euro currency union. Read full article > >

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Greek deadlock heightens fears of full European crisis