presidential election

Because after all, it could be worse.

Have you ever gone to the polls and realized that you don't know anything about half of the positions up for election?

The women of country music were on point with their humorous responses to the second 2016 presidential debate.

As we all know, the 2016 Presidential election is November 8th.  If you are not yet registered to vote, you better hurry because the deadline is fast approaching.

When it comes to politics, the internet can either be annoying or hilarious.

When deciding who should be America's next president, country music's biggest stars went off ballot. Instead of voting for Donald or Hillary, stars like Thomas Rhett and Lee Brice picked Miranda, George and Carrie.

Country music is not nearly as much a hotbed of political activism as some other genres, but that doesn't mean that some country stars don't have strong opinions about the 2016 presidential election.

Start time: 9 p.m. ET.

The most highly anticipated presidential debate in recent memory begins at 9 p.m. ET Monday night from Hofstra University in New York.

Dolly Parton doesn't involve herself in politics in public, but she recently shared her thoughts on what she hopes happens in America in the months to come.

Blake Shelton has made it clear that he does not endorse Donald Trump — or anyone else — for the 2016 presidential race.

A Midland realtor wants to help sell your house if you decide to defect to Canada or Mexico once the November election is over.