2020 Presidential Election Archive
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A combination of incumbency and Trump has dampened the impact of third-party voting in 2020.
The coronavirus has killed more than 230,000 Americans.
People who experienced shock and trauma during the 2016 election will actively avoid the things that remind them of that night.
You can ignore these voting “information” robocalls.
Poll closing times in key states, and what to expect from the count.
In a crucial city, letting viewers watch the vote-counting is an almost flamboyant exercise in election transparency.
The CDC issued guidelines on how to safely vote if you have Covid-19.
YouTube memes are a big part of the president’s Election Day push.
Voters in the rural Pennsylvania counties where fracking is concentrated may have outsize electoral power this year.
In separate rallies in key campaign states, Biden chose a fiery approach, and Trump rehashed old grievances.
Local election officials across the nation are responsible for tallying votes. Here’s how they do it.
“Ignore us at your peril.”
This is not how the law is supposed to work.
There’s an additional wrinkle in the Maine Senate race: ranked-choice voting.
Vox talked to dozens of voters ahead of the 2020 election. Here’s what we learned.