2020 Presidential Election
Vox answers your biggest questions about the 2020 US presidential election.
The survey also finds that more stimulus is respondents’ top priority for a new Congress.
The upshot of this Supreme Court order: Pennsylvania voters, if you haven’t voted yet, do not vote by mail — vote some other way.
In the end, the Section 230 hearing didn’t have much to do with Section 230.
Experts say it’s pretty clearly an ethics violation.
You mostly can rely on the polls, but that doesn’t mean Trump can’t win.
In a fight over voter intimidation and freedom of expression, see where your state falls.
“The vast majority of Americans are going to have a completely uneventful voting experience.”
The deadline has passed to safely mail your ballot. Here’s what to do if you still need to vote.
Democrats face an uphill contest in the conservative state.
Union households swung dramatically for Trump in 2016. He seems to be losing ground with them in 2020.
These tech titans have spent $120 million over the last two years, leading Silicon Valley’s political awakening.
Electoral power, health care, and voter enthusiasm are on the line.
Trump wants to make the shift to clean energy sound abrupt and scary.
From Medicare to misinformation, a new data visualization tracks Americans’ interests in election years.
We know she’s conservative. We don’t yet know if she’s a nihilist.
How Trump organized a grassroots army of suburban women against him.
The EPA scrapped the Obama-era rules controlling methane emissions. The fracking-friendly move will also result in the release of hazardous pollutants linked to cancer.
The Supreme Court’s new decision on Wisconsin mail-in ballots threatens a century of voting rights law.
The Republican Supreme Court was brought to you by a malapportioned Senate and the Electoral College.
Barrett’s confirmation solidifies a 6-3 conservative majority on the high court.
You likely shouldn’t take ballot selfies either.
What this 2019 book can teach us about the latest revolution in political propaganda.
Joe Biden isn’t the only candidate with family in question in this campaign.
The former Vox reporter returns to The Ezra Klein Show to wonk out on the 2020 health care stakes.
Trump’s latest attempt to downplay the dire public health situation in the US, debunked.
“It was never Bernie’s army. It was the army that got behind Bernie.”
Want to see how polarized America is? Look no further than Nextdoor.
He’s leading or tied with Trump in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas, all states in a GOP-leaning region.
Even as cases hit new highs, Trump keeps lying that the pandemic will soon “be over.”
Only 24 percent of Trump supporters view the coronavirus as a “very important” issue in this year’s election, compared to 82 percent of Biden supporters.
A new White House case cluster once again throws Trump’s failures into stark relief.
It’s a blow for Republicans who challenged the state’s guidance that different-looking signatures shouldn’t be disqualifying.
Trump’s rhetoric has intensified fears around voter intimidation.
A theory about juvenile criminals has been debunked for years, but it keeps coming up in presidential debates.
Elizabeth Warren and some of Big Tech’s most vocal critics are hosting the event for Biden, who has been difficult to pin down on tech issues.
Biden wants to transition away from the oil industry. So do a growing number of Americans.
When we treat the coronavirus like a state problem, America loses.
More than 51 million people have already voted early in 2020, surpassing 2016’s overall early vote total.
Call him a kleptocrat, an oligarch, a xenophobe, a racist, even an authoritarian. But he doesn’t quite fit the definition of a fascist.