2020 Presidential Election
Vox answers your biggest questions about the 2020 US presidential election.
How Louisiana and Colorado voters decide on their abortion ballot measures could have major effects on Americans outside their states.
Ballot initiatives on ranked-choice voting, neutralizing the Electoral College, and more.
Voters are being asked whether they want to scale back mass incarceration.
Republicans made strides with Hispanic voters in Texas and kept the state red.
In every state where marijuana legalization or another drug policy reform was on the ballot, it won.
Smith will serve a full term in Al Franken’s old seat after defeating Trump-camp Republican Jason Lewis.
Most swing states still have not been called.
The US Elections Project estimates nearly 67 percent turnout — the highest since 1900.
Here’s what they want to do next.
In a tight race, everything matters — including a single electoral vote from Nebraska.
Why the presidential election matters so much for global action on climate change.
South Dakota voters just said yes to legalizing marijuana for recreational and medical purposes.
Montana voters just approved two marijuana legalization measures.
In a victory for companies like Uber and Lyft, California will classify ride-hailing drivers as independent contractors.
Herrell defeated Xochitl Torres Small in one of this cycle’s hardest-fought House races.
Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock failed to pull off an upset in Montana and unseat Republican Sen. Steve Daines.
As Biden’s potential path to 270 electoral votes becomes clearer, Trump makes clear he doesn’t want all the votes counted.
Democrats have worried that Trump would declare a premature victory via social media.
Gianforte, currently Montana’s lone US House member, defeated Lt. Gov. Mike Cooney.
Biden says he believes he’ll win Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin — and maybe Georgia.
Luján, currently the highest-ranking Latino in the House, will become the fifth Latino senator.
Republican Joni Ernst wins reelection in one of the most important races in determining control of the US Senate.
Oregon voters have the opportunity to decriminalize all drugs, including heroin and cocaine, this year.
Oregon voters have taken a big step toward ending the war on drugs.
The state remains one of seven with no gestational limits on the procedure.
Amendment 2 could result in a wage increase for 2.5 million workers in Florida.
Arizona voters approved a marijuana legalization measure.
Marshall held off a surprisingly strong Democratic challenge to win the Kansas Senate race.
After a close matchup, neither candidate garnered more than 50 percent of the vote.
New Jersey voters just said yes to marijuana legalization.
Tuberville defeated Sen. Doug Jones, who was widely viewed as one of the most vulnerable Democrats this cycle.
The Republican won a tight race over Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison.
Gov. Roy Cooper has won reelection, fending off a challenge from his Republican lieutenant, Dan Forest.
It was the first time the third-term senator had faced a real challenge.
Biden needed to win big in Miami-Dade County. But Trump ate into his margins among Latinos.
Hickenlooper has flipped a must-win Colorado Senate seat blue.
This makes McBride the highest-ranking openly trans official in American history.
Mitch McConnell just defeated Amy McGrath to win his Senate race.
A Democrat winning South Carolina? A Republican winning Vermont? C’mon!
