2020 Election

Trump's Effort to Change His Record on Health Care

By Abigail Abrams

Biden's Michigan Strategy Makes Dems Nervous

By Charlotte Alter/Sterling Heights, Mich.

Kenosha Tests Trump’s ‘Law-and-Order’ Message

By Charlotte Alter/Kenosha, Wis.

How Advocates Are Pushing to Register Voters in Jail

By Madeleine Carlisle and Lissandra Villa
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Postal Workers Worry About Election Mail Delivery

Postal workers say 2020 election ballots may not be delivered on time due to changes made by the Postmaster General

By Alana Abramson

How Donald Trump's Misinformation Campaign Against Mail-in Voting Is Undermining Faith in Democracy

Misinformation about voting has eroded Americans' faith in a fair election

By Vera Bergengruen and Lissandra Villa

How Conspiracy Theories Are Shaping the 2020 Election

Democracy relies on an informed public responding to real-life facts. But a growing number of Americans are untethered from that reality

By Charlotte Alter/Kenosha, Wis.

Trump Makes Political Bet on Vaccine

Scientists and medical researchers inside President Donald Trump’s administration have repeatedly told the President that the vaccine won’t be ready until the end of the year, at the earliest.But that’s not what Trump wants voters...

By Brian Bennett

Joe Biden's Wisconsin Coalition Tries to Catch a Glimpse of Their Candidate

Black voters, suburban women, and wobbly Trump voters showed up to see the Vice President, but he avoided crowds

By Charlotte Alter/Kenosha, Wisc.

Kenosha Residents, Community Activists Concerned Over Impact of President Trump's Visit

As the city of Kenosha, Wis. continues to process the aftermath of the police shooting of Jacob Blake—and the ensuing shooting of two protesters by a teen gunman—activists and community leaders in the city fear...

By Josiah Bates

Kenosha Isn't Changing Anybody's Mind

Over pancakes and sausage at Frank’s Diner in downtown Kenosha, Wisc., Anna Primus was mildly miffed. President Trump, whom she supported in 2016, was visiting Kenosha that day, and the 61-year old retiree didn’t think...

By Charlotte Alter/Kenosha, Wisc.

Trump’s Political Use of Office Has Become Part of the Show

The country's founders chafed at the notion that a President would use tools of state to extend power — Trump has done so in plain view

By Brian Bennett and Tessa Berenson Rogers

The RNC's Alternate Reality on COVID-19

Listening to the speakers at the Republican National Convention, you might be forgiven for thinking that the coronavirus pandemic is over

By Tessa Berenson Rogers and Brian Bennett

Trump's Republican Convention Is a Family Affair

Two days in, and the Republican National Convention looks a lot like a Trump family business.Just as Donald Trump worked closely with his children at the Trump Organization, numerous members of the President’s immediate family,...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Republicans Try to Close Trump’s Compassion Gap

After Joe Biden’s four-day show of empathy last week, Trump campaign officials knew they had to act quickly to show the President’s softer side. On Monday, the first day of the Republican convention, Trump fired...

By Brian Bennett

How Trump Plans to Counter the Democrats' Convention

As Republicans put the finishing touches on their convention slated to start Monday, Trump claims "our civilization" is at stake

By Brian Bennett

The Speech Joe Biden Waited His Whole Life to Give

Joe Biden gave the biggest speech of his life to a near-empty room, his words hanging in the air against a backdrop of hermetic silence. There was nothing fancy or newfangled about it: a graybeard...

By Molly Ball

Joe Biden Promises "A Path of Hope and Light"

When accepting the Democratic nomination, Biden delivered a speech that acknowledged the nation's despair and laid out hope for the future

By Charlotte Alter

How Kamala Harris' Senate Record Reveals What Kind of National Leader She May Be

Her time in the U.S. Senate reveals what kind of national leader the Democrats' VP pick may be

By Molly Ball

Joe Biden’s Friends and Family Convention: The Democratic Party Makes an Emotional Pitch

Once upon a time, a dozen Democratic primary candidates spent most of the debates bickering about the nuances of various health care plans. You probably don’t remember it because it was centuries ago, in 2019...

By Charlotte Alter
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