2020 Presidential Election
Vox answers your biggest questions about the 2020 US presidential election.
Trump ran on immigration in 2016. His focus has shifted to maintaining “law and order.”
Activists from Portland to Philadelphia plan to keep fighting for change for as long as it takes.
Michigan gave Trump a crucial win in 2016. Polls continue to indicate this election could be different.
Trump’s normalization of conspiracy theories could pose a lasting threat to our democracy.
The potential “red” and “blue” mirages, briefly explained.
Pollsters found Trump would need a repeat of 2016’s surprise results to win the state again.
The president has spent months depicting mail-in votes, which will take time to count, as fraudulent.
To cope with election stress, some are limiting social media use, booking therapy appointments, and bingeing Netflix shows.
With 100,000 daily coronavirus cases in the US, Trump said he wants to fire Anthony Fauci.
Rep. Joaquin Castro explains why he’s calling for a human rights commission.
Experts note that a polarized country could slip into violence, depending on what happens with the election.
The bizarre, patchwork, Frankenstein’s monster of a system Americans use to choose their president.
Convoys of Trump supporters have taken to the road around the country in the closing days of the election.
Polls may be off, but almost certainly not for this specific reason.
Early voter turnout is reaching historic levels in 2020.
Trump says doctors are overcounting Covid-19 deaths. In reality, the death toll is probably an undercount.
He desperately wants to run against “the radical left” instead.
Jim Carrey’s Joe Biden reads a scary story of election uncertainty.
First, make it illegal to count votes quickly. Second, paint the slow count as suspicious.
To win, Trump needs a bigger polling error than in 2016.
Biden only released the names after 90 million people have already voted.
17 rallies in 4 days: Trump launches a closing blitz in the states that delivered him the presidency in 2016.
Black and Latino voters are less likely to vote by mail. That doesn’t mean they won’t vote.
The president is most likely a superspreader.
The US reported nearly 100,000 new Covid-19 cases on Friday.
Biden will probably win ... but he might not.
Why some Americans’ votes count more than others.
Vox’s Today, Explained podcast takes a look back at Trump’s presidency.
Texas has historically had among the lowest levels of voter turnout nationwide.
Welcome to the Bad Place.
The company says it has mostly fixed the “technical problems” that prevented some Biden and Trump ads from running.
An expert on nonviolent civil resistance talks about when protests work, how they work, and when they become necessary.
New numbers show just how much tech is spending to get rid of Trump.
48 percent of polled Vietnamese American voters say they prefer Trump to Biden.
The FiveThirtyEight founder on polling error, Trump’s chances, and the possibility of an electoral crisis.
For many Black Americans, the best way to fight a pandemic and systemic racism is to vote.
Will the latest Covid-19 wave seal Trump’s fate in the election?
“This is a chance for us to say, ‘Not in our state. We’re not letting this happen anymore.’”
There’s a chance both of Georgia’s Senate races could be decided next year.
It’s not the most likely scenario. But it’s not impossible.