More from 2020 election: announcements, news, and updates


Republicans have fought tooth and nail to make it hard to vote in this election.


Judge William Conley’s order is narrow, but it is just broad enough to save thousands of voters from disenfranchisement.


DNC leaders have decided to delay the convention amid the coronavirus crisis.


The governor had to call up the National Guard to make sure there will be enough poll workers.


The DNC says no primary can be held after June 9 — but Covid-19 has some states ignoring the rules.


Here’s how the presidential nomination process could change if a nominee got coronavirus.


A DCCC survey finds that AAPI voters in battleground districts favor the Democratic candidate by 33 points on the generic ballot.

The biggest questions about the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, answered.


The controversial Democrat has dropped out of the presidential race.
Vox will be tracking the delegates throughout the primary season.


As Ohio postpones its primary due to coronavirus, voters in three other states are headed to the polls.

The three men most likely to win in November are in the demographic most at risk of complications from the virus.


A big, albeit expected, victory in the Sunshine State.


The state is no longer voting in person on Tuesday, March 17.


Gov. Mike DeWine said the state’s health director would declare a health emergency and close the polls.


A flip-flop with a long and dramatic backstory.

To win the nomination, a candidate must master this calendar of staggered contests. Here’s the order — and why it’s set up this way.


“The Democratic Party will continue to lose or win narrowly unless it actually starts to ... stand for something.”


Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders face off directly for the first time.


It’s a small, but helpful, win for the senator.


There are six delegates at stake in the territory’s caucuses on Saturday.

Once again, Native Americans are left out of the election conversation.


The plan draws a sharp contrast to Trump’s response so far.


Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders will be onstage in Washington, DC, for the 11th debate of the primary.


The win gives him some much-needed momentum going into Sunday’s debate.