Election Offices Operate in Limbo as Congress Debates More Funds
Reading Time: 4 minutes Local election offices are preparing for a contentious November election but may not have enough staff or money to handle an expected surge of mail ballots.
First They Came for Me and I Said Nothing
Reading Time: < 1 minute Trump: “A Great Embarrassment to the USA”
America Decides 2020: Early Voting, Explained
Reading Time: 4 minutes COVID-19 has created new interest in voting by mail, but there is another way to protect yourself and avoid long lines on Election Day. That is: in-person early voting.
Even if You Vote… Will It Count? Scrutineers, Part I
Reading Time: 19 minutes The founder of the Transformative Justice Coalition talks about efforts to stop your vote from being counted — and what you can do about it.
Kentucky Official Calls for Mail-in Voting, Limits Who Can Vote Absentee
Reading Time: 3 minutes A choice between health and voting shouldn’t be one anyone has to make.
The Media’s Most Important Job in 2020: Countering Postelection Chaos
Reading Time: 7 minutes Newsrooms need to prepare themselves and the public for what will be a contentious couple of weeks following the delay in election night results.
Civil Rights Groups Beef Up Their Efforts to Protect the Vote
Reading Time: 3 minutes Faced with voter roll purges, closed polling places, and restrictive voter-ID laws throughout the country, hundreds of organizations are teaming up again to protect access to the ballot box.
Impeachment, Trump, and the 2020 Election Race – World Reaction
Reading Time: 4 minutes As Donald Trump became only the third US president to be impeached, the implications of the House action for the 2020 election are being studied globally.
Trump, Impeachment and the 2020 Election — What the World Thinks
Reading Time: 3 minutes As the process to impeach President Donald Trump accelerated, WhoWhatWhy surveys global opinion.
Is This the End of the Republican Party?
Reading Time: 16 minutes The GOP has waged a losing battle against social modernity for decades. Next year Republicans will start paying for it, renowned pollster Stanley Greenberg predicts.