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Every day for three weeks, Rory McIlroy locked himself in a simulator bay at the Bear’s Club in Florida, practicing and focusing on his swing mechanics, not his ball flight. He has had nearly a ...

The swing state breakdown is below and you can find results for all 50 states here. Arizona—Trump leading, 61% of precincts reporting LATEST UPDATE: With 61% of precincts reporting in Arizona ...

Republican Donald Trump seems likely to win the US presidential election, after winning swing states North Carolina, Georgia and Pennsylvania. While there are 50 states in the country, there are ...

He will attempt to do so with a new swing. The No. 3-ranked McIlroy said he has been hunkered down in a studio -- first in Florida, then in New York -- for three weeks, just hitting balls at a ...

Specifically, swing states. The United States of America uses the Electoral College to determine how the next president and vice president are chosen and the popular vote plays a hand in how each ...

Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have several paths to an Electoral College win, depending on which swing states they claim. A swing state, sometimes called a “purple” state, is one that ...

In every U.S. presidential election, the final result comes down to the swing states. The states, which are also labeled the “battleground states,” differ between elections. Most of them tend ...

But then there are those states that waiver or poll very closely, making them less predictable and earning them the category of swing states or battleground states. There has been a lot of focus ...

Editor’s note: President Donald Trump is projected to win the presidency. Swing states, sometimes referred to as battleground states, are a critical part of a presidential candidate’s path to 270 ...

Swing states, also commonly referred to as "battleground states," are states that can be potentially won by either the Democratic or Republican presidential candidate, unlike "red states" or "blue ...