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“I wouldn't say I'm excited to vote—it's more something I'm doing because I feel like I should.”

We’ve lost a lot over the past four years. Today, I’m focusing on one thing we’ve gained.

One of the greatest potential spreaders of disinformation is a lack of information.

A whole lot of Prudie to pass the time on Election Day.

Stories often go viral before we know the facts.

He made an airtight closing case: My rallies are huge and I don’t like Adam Schiff.

Sing, O muse, of the dullness of our democratic machinery.

The conservative arguments for voter suppression.

The NBA’s summer of activism is encouraging more players to vote.

We grew up in a world that was not ready for our families. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will consider whether that’s still true.

Cable news decision desks may be relatively new, but Americans have long wanted “the call” as quickly as possible.

Terrorist violence had been rare in Austria until now.

“We are excited about having more traffic than ever. But also, we're all scared about that,” said Allan Keiter, founder of 270toWin.com.

Slate's running account of American democracy's biggest day.

"I cannot in good faith encourage voters to cast their votes in tents if that puts their votes at risk,” the county clerk said.

We’ve rounded up Twitter’s best polling experts, in one convenient place.

Check out the instant spin room.

We are a broken society with a broken political system, made all the more worse by a broken-brained president.

Biden sweeps all five votes in the midnight New Hampshire ballot.

Parenting advice on election stress, death, and COVID-19.

Try to remember the original bond you had as siblings growing up.

Kitchen fires are the perfect distraction from dumpster fires!

It wasn’t hidden, and was placed at about eye level, so I just couldn’t miss it.

A guide to when battleground states start counting ballots and the legal battles that might slow them down.

Here is what to focus on today. The rest is noise.