2020 Presidential Election Archive
Archives for September 2020
Trans people have historically been disenfranchised. Voter ID laws are making the problem worse.
Democrats are smashing fundraising records as another Supreme Court confirmation battle looms.
Mail-in ballots, safe polling locations, and fraud allegations are only a few of the concerns in the pandemic election.
During a pandemic that’s made in-person campaigning a public health hazard, influencers aren’t just fun. They’re a campaign necessity.
Trump’s Covid-19 rhetoric hit new heights of irresponsibility in Ohio.
Personnel is policy.
A conversation with the two Black women at the center of one of America’s most important felony disenfranchisement cases.
Gideon could oust the Senate’s last moderate Republican from New England.
Collins’s uncomfortable relationship with a Trump-led GOP, explained.
“This may be a peace election without a peace candidate,” an expert told Vox.
Our various undemocratic institutions are reenforcing each other in a deadly spiral.
Trump’s Minnesota rally featured praise of “good genes” and an extended apologia for Robert E. Lee.
The US has retreated from multilateralism during Trump’s tenure, and the Covid-19 crisis is revealing the cracks in the system.
Why 30 Black- and brown-led organizations are coming together to demand bold democracy reform.
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