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2020 election
What the 2020 race (so far) has taught campaigns about how to spend money
Nov 13, 2020
Local organizing over national ads and more focus on mail-in voting are some of the takeaways from the recent election.
How the election certification process works, and why it matters
Nov 13, 2020
Election certification happens after every general election. This year, it’s looking to be costly.
2020 presidential election: a tale of two economies
Nov 12, 2020
A new report from the Brookings Institution says counties where the majority of voters supported President-elect Joe Biden are responsible for a much larger share of economic activity than those that supported President Trump.
When will we know the results of the 2020 election?
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Janet Nguyen
Nov 3, 2020
Sorting through mail-in ballots takes significantly more time than in-person voting.
How the election will shape economic policy before inauguration
Nov 3, 2020
Analysts predict the outcome of the election will play a key role in what legislation makes it through the legislative process before the end of this year.
Americans are contributing more than cash to the 2020 election
Oct 30, 2020
In Missouri, a change in the law allowed more people to vote by mail, but with a catch. A new group of volunteers stepped up.
Why this swing-state county is investing over $1 million in its voting infrastructure
Oct 29, 2020
Pennsylvania elections official Kenneth Lawrence says Montgomery County is gearing up for a deluge of mail-in ballots, and there won't be a final result on election night.
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Who pays for election recounts?
Oct 28, 2020
Rules vary by state in terms of whether taxpayers or candidates have to foot the bill for a recount in a close race.
Money is still flooding into the campaigns. But how to spend it?
Oct 22, 2020
In the final run-up to Election Day, campaigns, parties and outside groups are rushing to spend unprecedented cash on hand.
How much do you trust government data? It depends on your politics
Oct 15, 2020
According to the latest Marketplace-Edison Research Poll, Biden supporters are less likely than Trump supporters to believe economic data from the federal government.