Mark Cuban said on CNBC that this year's presidential election hinges on voter turnout, and has become a battle between Kamala Harris and Elon Musk.

Fifteen days from the election, the candidates are locked in a dead heat. Harris is narrowly maintaining her lead in the polls, with polling aggregator FiveThirtyEight putting the vice president 1.8 points ahead of her Republican rival, 48.2 percent to 46.4 percent.

Election Day, Vice President Harris and former President Trump continue to try to win over those voters who are still undecided. New York Times Reporter Jeremy Peters and The New Yorker Staff Writer Susan Glasser join Katy Tur to discuss why some voters may have yet to choose between Harris and Trump.

One thing we know is this: The universe of gettable Republicans is very small. The last national poll by The New York Times and Siena College found that 9 percent of Republicans planned to support Harris — a group that was slightly more likely to be female than male, and a bit more likely to be older than younger.

Three town halls in the Rust Belt on Monday underscored just how broad Harris’ push to win over GOP voters turned off by Donald Trump is.

Kamala Harris teamed up with Liz Cheney on Monday to make a bipartisan appeal to Republican voters uneasy about Donald Trump, describing the former president as a malignant force that needs to be

Trump says Harris is anti-cow and discusses a former golfer’s genitals. The Harris campaign has been hitting back at Trump’s comments, calling them ‘strange’ and him ‘confused.’

CBS’ “60 Minutes” on Sunday rejected former President Donald Trump’s claims that the show edited its interview with Vice President Kamala Harris at her campaign’s direction.

The Trump campaign released a scathing statement in response to a defiant "60 Minutes" comment about its controversial edit of its interview with Kamala Harris earlier this month.