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The president struggles with the realization he's not the star of the election show.

Just Biden our time now.

“They over there mad, but we over here glad, family.”

Nevada? Georgia? Arizona? Pennsylvania? North Carolina?

The same people complaining about delays thought delaying things would help them win.

Officials wanted to start counting before Election Day for a reason.

Failures inspire distrust of pollsters and calls for more shoe-leather reporting. But by the next election, we always come running back.

Within a day, a pro-Trump Facebook page filled with misinformation about the election had more 360,000 members—until it was shut down.

Early data show conservative voters outnumbered liberals by 13 points—even more than in 2016.

He looks like a disaster, but he's somehow not the worst.

The inconsistent messaging is only part of the president’s problem.

What we know, what we don’t, and whether it could have impacted the vote.

The recount rules vary quite a bit.

He still has the tools. But they're dangerous.

Could Thursday be the day we get a call on the race?

The teacher is also quite close to her favorite student’s parents.

We don’t think he means badly, but it makes my partner anxious, and I don’t love it either.

With no winner declared yet in the closely contested presidential election, there are still lessons Democrats can takeaway.

Don’t lie to your kid about what’s going on. But know when to distract them before they spiral.

Don’t they teach alectryomancy in schools anymore?

A day after the 2000 election, no one quite knew what was coming.

A Georgia voting rights activist on the frantic final sprint to turn the state blue.

A frantic day of false claims, baseless lawsuits, and Rudy Giuliani.

An election night recap and where we currently stand with Slate’s Jim Newell.

Mike Pesca and Virginia Heffernan try to make sense of what’s happened so far