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American democracy is in great danger — it’s the biggest news story of our time
Dan Froomkin
Even if Donald Trump loses, we must face that journalism has failed once again. What has happened to America?
The GOP is trying to prevent people from legally fixing errors on their ballots
Dara Lind, Jessica Huseman, Justin Elliott, Isaac Arnsdorf, Lydia DePillis, Ash Ngu, Sally Beauvais
Whether the GOP can stop voters from legally fixing rejected mail-in ballots could decide the election
Five things to learn from Election Day 2020 in Texas
Alex Samuels, Patrick Svitek
Texas played host to a series of high-stakes contests up and down the ballot
An embarrassing failure for election pollsters
W. Joseph Campbell
Polls predicted a "blue wave" that didn't materialize
USPS confronted with possibility that thousands of mail-in ballots missed election deadlines
Matthew Rozsa
But there may be an innocuous explanation for ballots being delayed or lost
Professional pollsters blew it again in 2020. Why?
Matthew Rozsa
Salon reached out to top political scientists to get their thoughts on why polls overestimated Biden's support
Twitter and Facebook slap warning labels on Trump’s baseless claims of voter fraud
Nicole Karlis
Both major social media platforms are struggling to fight the president's attempts to undermine democracy
Sara Gideon concedes to Susan Collins, dealing a blow to Democratic hopes of regaining Senate
Roger Sollenberger
The hotly contested race was widely seen as a referendum on President Trump and Brett Kavanaugh
After 2020, we face an existential struggle: What does it mean to be an American?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump voters can't bring back America's past — but they'd rather destroy the nation than embrace its future
Joe Biden wins Wisconsin as Trump campaign demands a “recount” and runs to the Supreme Court
Igor Derysh
The Trump campaign demanded a recount in Wisconsin while suing to stop ballot counting in Pennsylvania and Michigan
I survived election night by not watching it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I took a tip from the Greeks and resisted the sweet media Sirens' song that would've spelled my destruction
Fox News was in a “purple haze” on election night until Trump’s wild claims gave them clarity
Melanie McFarland
In a "Fox News Democracy," authoritarian moves to delegitimize the election aren't condemned so much as mainlined
Breathe, Democrats: Yes, the Trump trauma is severe — but there’s no reason to panic
Heather Digby Parton
This election is an agonizing nail-biter — but not a 2016 rerun. Trump knows that, and he's losing his sh*t
However the election ends, white supremacy has already won
Chauncey DeVega
America has shown a fidelity to white supremacy we can't dismiss, regardless of the election's final outcome
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick claims if Democrats win, it will be “because they stole it”
Stacy Fernández
Many states, including many run by Republicans, have expanded mail-in voting options during the pandemic
Celebrities spent millions so Florida felons could vote
Lawrence Mower, Langston Taylor
Nearly 13,000 felons could now be eligible to vote after a Bloomberg-backed push to pay their court fines and fees
What this election’s really about
Terry H. Schwadron
The economy won’t come back until the virus is under control
Bernie Sanders slams Trump’s plans to falsely declare victory on Election Night
Jake Johnson
"Every vote must and will be counted."
Republican Steve Daines holds off Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock in Montana Senate race
Igor Derysh
The battle of Steves had been one of the tightest races in the country for weeks
Republican Sen. Joni Ernst defeats Theresa Greenfield in Iowa to hold Senate seat for second term
Roger Sollenberger
While both candidates grew up on Iowa farms, their political trajectories could not be more different
Former Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville unseats Democratic Sen. Doug Jones in Alabama
Joseph Neese
Jones defied all odds in 2017 when he became the first Democrat sent by Alabama to the U.S. Senate in 25 years
Protesters plan to take the streets if Trump claims false victory
Nicole Karlis
Here's where protests are planned, and how states are preparing for election day aftermath
Trump baselessly claims Democrats are “trying to STEAL” the election and falsely claims victory
Igor Derysh
Trump falsely declared victory while trailing in the vote and vowed to take his case to the Supreme Court
“Even Kavanaugh gets this”: Elections experts debate whether GOP can hijack the electoral process
Roger Sollenberger
"The risk of a disputed election is a phenomenon that the Electoral College creates," Michael Geruso tells Salon
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