2020 Presidential Election
Vox answers your biggest questions about the 2020 US presidential election.
Count votes? Halt vote counting? Veep got there five years ago.
Trump supporters and progressive activists are in the streets, with very different — and potentially confusing — goals.
Americans ordered comfort foods — fries, cheese, and tons of alcohol — to self-soothe during 2020 election night.
Live updates on the Trump vs. Biden presidential race as Nevada continues to count ballots.
It’s not even clear what Trump’s lawyers hope to accomplish if they win any of their lawsuits.
The president only wants to count the votes that will help him. It doesn’t work like that.
Racial politics doesn’t always work how white liberals think it should.
For Biden, Pennsylvania looks good, but Arizona isn’t a sure thing.
The contests in Arizona, Texas, Nevada, and Wisconsin also hinged on Hispanic voters.
The MSNBC host discusses the problems with the polls, the future of democracy, and Trump’s surprising inroads with Latino voters.
Voters could require the state’s electricity supplies to shift to 50 percent renewable energy by 2030.
Puerto Rico’s statehood referendum isn’t binding, but proponents hope to pressure Congress into action.
Congress hasn’t taken steps to admit Puerto Rico as the 51st state.
Peters’s seat was considered a must-keep for Democrats.
Something noteworthy — and oddly hopeful — about the 2020 election: People are ignoring Trump’s antics.
The case of the supposed 300,000 missing mail-in ballots isn’t what it seems.
The pandemic was already straining students’ ability to learn. Now, they’re distracted by the election.
The National Popular Vote compact scores a win.
Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement official, promises his state will count all its 2020 election votes.
With disinformation and economic promises, Trump lobbied hard for the Black vote in the final days of the campaign.
These trans lawmakers won key victories — and historic firsts.
Democrats had identified the district as a target this year.
There were isolated incidents across the country, but far from what some feared.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has won Michigan.
Trump still could win, but Biden appears to have the edge.
LA’s “Yes on J” campaign flipped the message from defunding cops to investing in everything else. It worked brilliantly.
The news is likely making you feel like garbage. Here’s why.
False claims, retweeted by the president, about the Michigan vote tabulation exploited a counting error that’s been resolved.
Joe Biden has won the presidential race in Wisconsin by a thin margin.
Supporters of the initiative hoped it would depolarize the state’s elections.
It could take weeks for the Trump campaign to get a recount, and even then, chances are slim that the result would change.
Mississippi’s old flag had the Confederate emblem. Its new one could salute the past while addressing historical wrongs.
If all of this year’s marijuana ballot measures are approved, weed will be legal for more than one-third of Americans.
By winning reelection, Collins helped protect the GOP’s Senate firewall.
Californians will vote on whether ride-hailing drivers should be independent contractors or full-time employees.
Oregon might create a medical psychedelics program. Washington, DC, could decriminalize psychedelic plants and fungi.
California already has America’s strongest data privacy law. It may get even stronger.
Proposition 16 could restore affirmative action in the state.
The dichotomy between public health and the economy is a false one — but maybe not for Trump voters.
Bush defeated a 10-term Democratic incumbent in a primary earlier this year.