Elections 2020 Previews

Cheryl and Sue were friends until their Biden and Trump signs went up.

A voter-participation movement that began with Georgia Tech basketball players has mobilized NCAA student-athletes, coaches and athletic directors to become more politically active. This story was reported and written by MADISON HALEY, BROOKE FORDE and ZACH SEHGAL.

Americans living overseas face confusion over voter registration and delivery of ballots when voting in the 2020 elections.

This podcast by HANNA YIP, JADA HALLMAN and SYDNEY FRANKENBERG explores election security, the spread of disinformation through social media, and what might happen on Nov. 3. Guests include Stanford professors and students.

Rural counties are Trump strongholds, but the county that includes Las Vegas is home to more than 60 percent of potential voters.

For hours on end, Paul Rosenfeld talks and listens to the Democratic Party voters in Chicago's Lakeview area. Every ward in the city has a Democratic and Republican Committeeman. Their unpaid job is to handle political duties like voter registration and Election Day operations.

We talk to drivers of app-based companies about the ballot measure that seeks to classify them as independent contractors but also guarantee some employment benefits.

In 2019, the state legislature acted in response to growing numbers of Hawaiians who prefer to vote by mail.