Know Your Vote
Nov. 3 is fast approaching, and many voting rules have changed already. To make sure your vote is counted, we break down everything you need to know about voting in person on Election Day.
There are questions about how often mix-ups occur and whether they could affect this year's presidential election. This is what the experts say.
Registering to vote is a crucial step in the voting process—and deadlines are rapidly approaching (or have passed) across the United States. Here's your guide to voter registration deadlines in the every US state and territory.
From raising the minimum hourly wage to tax discounts for spouses of certain deceased veterans, on Nov. 3 the stakes are high for Floridians. Here’s what you need to know.
In elections, 1% of rejected mail-in ballots can equal up to thousands of votes. Minimizing mistakes on your mail-in ballot could make a significant impact on the presidential race.
With the coronavirus pandemic still raging, voters are wondering if it's safe to vote in person on Election Day. We're answering that question—and many others—to help you vote in November.
Voting by mail will be more popular than ever during the 2020 election. So we're detailing everything you need to know about how voting by mail works, who can do it, and what you should be aware of before casting your ballot.