2020 Presidential Election
Vox answers your biggest questions about the 2020 US presidential election.
Rejecting reality, Trump tweeted he won the election more than a week after it was declared for Biden.
Boomers like me who paid off all of our student loans need to give millennials a break.
Thousands of Trump supporters turned out in DC to protest the president’s electoral loss.
Most AAPI voters backed former Vice President Joe Biden while a segment supported President Donald Trump.
Trump is losing lawsuits in key states — and has lost some key members of his legal team as well.
Trump’s destabalizing rhetoric, which calls into question the integrity of the presidential election, could erode the strength of American institutions.
These local ballot measure wins are just a first step in a “multi-year” fight to rethinking policing, activists say.
Homeland Security put out a statement with state and local officials that countered the president’s fraud claims.
The network sometimes engages with the reality that Biden won. For Trump, that’s an unforgivable sin.
It’s easier said than done.
The Libertarian Party presidential nominee got fewer votes than in 2016. Here’s how those votes helped change the election anyway.
Americans are turning against the war on drugs.
“We respect the choice of the American people,” a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said.
CNN’s Brian Stelter on the conservative backlash against Fox News, the rise of Newsmax, and the bottomless appetite for right-wing propaganda.
Rupert Murdoch doesn’t believe Trump was cheated. But he’s letting Fox personalities spin tales that could permanently harm America.
The competing theories over how to protect Democrats’ slim House majority, explained.
Anne Applebaum wrote the book on why people choose to collaborate with authoritarian regimes. So what does she think of the GOP?
The General Services Administration hasn’t “ascertained” an election winner. Here’s what that means.
Trump isn’t yet conceding. But sources close to the president are telling reporters he knows he can’t win.
If Republicans couldn’t win so much power while losing votes, the US wouldn’t be in the current crisis.
And why Trump’s claims of voter fraud are absurd.
Indigenous voters are often forgotten about. But they may have been key in turning swing states for Democrats.
This law professor saw our election meltdown coming. Here’s where he thinks this crisis is headed.
Democrats often haven’t treated Latinos as persuadable voters.
The former vice president has become the presumptive Democratic nominee.
The 24-hour channel has refused to call the election for Biden because it believes Trump still has a chance to win.
Democrats are now looking to the Georgia runoffs as their last opportunity to pick up seats.
The New York Times contacted election officials in every state, and none reported major voting issues.
The president of the United States is silent on Covid-19 as the pandemic reaches a new crisis point.
Bush v. Gore hinged on 537 votes in one state. Biden’s victory over Trump was a blowout by comparison.
Trump supporters indicated a “decrease[d] willingness to accept election results peacefully.”
One lesson: “Do not take Black women for granted.”
Polls showed the Alaska Senate race surprisingly close, but it wasn’t close enough to unseat Sullivan.
The president-elect is moving forward with the transition anyway.
“There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration,” Pompeo said.
Top Republicans are starting to sound somewhat sympathetic to Trump’s unsubstantiated claims of fraud. But how far will it go?
Democrats lost a key Senate race with Republican Sen. Thom Tillis’s triumph in North Carolina.
Biden beat Trump. So what now? Ezra Klein explains.
Democrats had hoped to flip the district this year.
Chrissy Houlahan, Elaine Luria, Mikie Sherrill, Elissa Slotkin, and Abigail Spanberger hang on to their seats.