2020 Presidential Election
Vox answers your biggest questions about the 2020 US presidential election.
There are fewer undecided voters in 2020 than there were in 2016. It doesn’t mean they can’t make a difference.
A CNN fact-check of the second debate found Trump made far more false claims than Biden.
If the president were really worried about birds, he’d be talking about cats — and probably wouldn’t be trying to scrap penalties for industries that kill birds.
CNN, Data for Progress, and YouGov all found more debate watchers thought Biden won.
Trump “only” interrupted 34 times this time.
Joe Biden was a winner — as was moderator Kristen Welker.
Chris Wallace, who moderated the first debate, was “jealous.”
The mask slips.
Separating families was one of Trump’s cruelest immigration policies.
Donald Trump can be funny — but also misses the joke when it’s on him.
From the minimum wage to taxes, he’s a boring Republican now.
“He was fine,” the president said in Thursday’s debate.
It’s Donald Trump.
Trump keeps promoting fracking, but the industry is struggling.
Trump almost took responsibility. Then he didn’t.
All of a sudden, people have come out of the woodwork saying they have Hunter Biden emails.
Add spoofed emails to the pile of 2020 voter intimidation tactics.
If Trump thinks struggling to answer Lesley Stahl’s basic questions speaks well for him, he should probably think again.
Americans are poised to elect the oldest commander in chief ever to serve. Does that matter?
“Character matters.”
Trump got another chance to share his health care plan in a 60 Minutes interview. He didn’t have an answer.
The stakes of this election are so high because the system itself is at stake.
The Trump campaign has been whining about anything and everything related to the second presidential debate.
Andrew Marantz on Facebook, tech ideology, and the spread of hate on the internet.
President Trump’s campaign is shaped by, and aimed at, an audience largely existing on Twitter.
Welker is a White House correspondent at NBC News and a co-anchor of Weekend Today.
Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan is facing an unexpectedly close reelection bid in 2020.
Voters in several states have a chance to change the criminal justice system in 2020.
What is voter suppression? What happened in 2000? Can American elections be fixed?
If there’s any family that should sit out attacking others for alleged corruption, it’s the Trumps.
Could the youth vote become one of the big stories of the 2020 election?
The Supreme Court threatens American democracy. Here’s how to stop it.
Here’s what Trump has — and hasn’t — done for Black communities in the past four years.
The ballot measure is trying to move the state from a criminal justice to a public health approach on drugs.
A conversation with media critic Jay Rosen.
Trump’s foreign policy record may be his strongest. But will anyone care?
Democrats are within reach of a second Senate seat in Montana.
Here are the most promising paths to victory for each candidate.
Except Americans trust Fauci more than Trump on the Covid-19 response.
Facebook billionaire co-founder Dustin Moskovitz has put more than $20 million into a little-known Democratic super PAC that is spending big.