The first 2020 presidential debate featured a barrage of lies from President Trump. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden was largely accurate in his statements, but he did make some false or misleading claims.

President Trump and Joe Biden are preparing for their first debate tonight in Cleveland, Ohio. For a preview of what will happen tonight, we spoke to Charles Zelden he's a political science professor at Nova Southeastern University.

“Over the last month, we have seen a series of damaging revelations… I think this one is different, though. I think that $750-dollar figure will resonate with most Americans who all pay more, or the vast majority pay more than $750 dollars in taxes,” says Chris Lu, he's a former White House aide to President Obama.

President Trump's taxes once again are taking center stage. On Sunday The New York Times released a bombshell report saying that Trump paid only $750 dollars the year he was elected and nothing at all in ten of the 15 years prior to that.

A new national poll of Latino registered voters found Democratic nominee Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, leading President Trump and vice-president Pence, by 66% to 24%. To break down these numbers, we spoke to Sergio Garcia-Rios, director of polling and data at Univision Noticias.

The pandemic hit voter registration efforts hard, but now the political parties and other independent groups are trying to catch up using digital technology, though Republicans say they are having more success by returning to a traditional in-person ground game. ( Leer en español)