U.S. Senate Why the Dems' Slim Hope of Flipping Senate Blue Now Hinges on Georgia Democrats flipped two seats this election – in Arizona and Colorado – and lost one seat in Alabama, resulting in a net gain of one seat. Going into Election Day, Democrats had to win four seats to gain a majority – or three if they take the White House.
young voters 2020 Voter Turnout: A Look at Some Surprising Trends Among Black, Latino and Young Voters This Election Voter turnout was impressive for the 2020 election, but how do all those votes break down? NBCLX Storyteller Noah Pransky looked at the trends among young voters, older voters and Black and Latino voters this election – and he found some surprises.
Election 2020 Susan Collins and Four Other Critical Races That Could Flip the Senate Blue The most striking feature of the campaign's waning days is how both parties are focusing resources on seats in territory that's usually solidly Republican as the GOP struggles to retain its current 53-47 chamber majority.
Disinformation How to Avoid Falling Victim to Disinformation on Election Week Election Week 2020 will be unlike any other in history, with more votes, more emotion – and more misinformation than ever. It’s that intentionally-deceptive information, designed to manipulate us, that threatens our democracy. And as NBCLX’s Noah Pransky explains, it’s up to all of us to help stop it from spreading.
Susan Collins Why Susan Collins Losing Her Maine Senatorial Race Would Be a BFD The fight in Maine is one of several races that could determine which party controls the Senate, where Republicans currently enjoy a 53-47 majority. Should Joe Biden win the White House, flipping the Senate will be key if he wants to enact his agenda.
impeachment Democrats Tear Into GOP Sen. Collins Over Acquittal Vote Democrats believe Sen. Susan Collins’ mind was made up all along, before Wednesday’s vote
Susan Collins Planned Parenthood Endorses Challenger to Sen. Susan Collins Planned Parenthood Action Fund said Tuesday that Collins “turned her back” on women, citing her vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
