Election 2020

Election 2020

Everything you need to know about the local, state and federal elections in 2020.

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Video of Minnesota event altered to make it look like Biden greeted wrong state
It's an awkward moment when a candidate greets a crowd and names the wrong state. Fortunately for Democratic nominee Joe Biden, that didn’t happen to him this week, despite a widely shared video that appears to show him saying “Hello, Minnesota” to a crowd in Florida.
Election week special: Your last-minute voting questions, answered
With voting disinformation swirling and recent court rulings confusing things further, Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon joined MPR News political editor Mike Mulcahy to answer listeners’ last-minute voting questions.
Texas high court denies GOP effort to reject thousands of Houston votes
The state’s all-Republican Supreme Court rejected a GOP-led petition to toss nearly 127,000 ballots cast at drive-thru voting places in the Houston area. It’s still set to be taken up during an emergency hearing in federal court on Monday.
Anxious about the election? Your kids can tell. Here's how to talk about it
If you've been riding an emotional, politics-fueled roller coaster, believe us: Your kids have noticed. Here's a quick primer on how to talk with your kids about this election.
Minnesota ballot-tracking website restored after going down; database issues slow voting
A website that Minnesotans can use to track their absentee ballots went down for more than an hour Saturday morning, along with other parts of the state’s online voter registration system — causing some longer wait times for early voting on an already-busy day.
StoryCorps: A mother and daughter team up as poll workers to make a difference
"I know what's going on in the world right now. I know that tension is high, but think of all of the people like John Lewis and Dr. King getting ready to walk across Edmund Pettus Bridge. If they can do that, I can show up at the polls and work," Cherie DeBrest told StoryCorps.