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Voters share expectations for the next president
Voters share expectations for the next president
Merit TV reporter Hannah Davis reports from Wisconsin to discuss what voters expect from the next president.
Vote counting: What to expect in the coming days
Vote counting: What to expect in the coming days
Chief Program Officer Tammy Patrick shares insights on the expected timeline for counting votes.
Understanding how elections are called
Understanding how elections are called
Drew McCoy, President of Decision Desk HQ, explains the process of reporting election results.
Just the facts: The electoral college
Just the facts: The electoral college
To win the presidency, a candidate needs 270 electoral votes-and it’s possible to secure victory without winning the popular vote.
Bipartisan efforts to ensure a safe and secure election
Bipartisan efforts to ensure a safe and secure election
In a tight presidential race, about half the country may be unhappy with the results, making voter trust in the process more crucial than ever.
A story of resilience and the American dream
A story of resilience and the American dream
A story of one man’s journey to having a voice in the country that he now calls home.
Pop Pulse: Nov. 4, 2024
Pop Pulse: Nov. 4, 2024
Let’s get poppin’!
Do political endorsements really matter?
Do political endorsements really matter?
The credibility of the endorser is key. People often trust someone who is knowledgeable about politics, like a politician or someone who previously held the seat in the race. The characteristics of the audience are also important. Having an endorser who directly “speaks” to a certain audience can help a message land well.
Trending Now: Nov. 4, 2024
Trending Now: Nov. 4, 2024
Check out these viral videos and what’s top on you social feeds.
Eating to win on the campaign trail
Eating to win on the campaign trail
From McDonald’s to ice cream, politicians keep their energy up by eating on the campaign trail. We take a closer look at their political fuel.