On Tuesday, voters nationwide head to the polls to determine control of the House and Senate in a critical midterm election. This election is widely viewed as a reflection on President Trump’s administration.
The Department of Justice is actively working to alter voter rolls and, in some cases, even challenge certain election results. These actions are part of broader efforts to address election integrity.
As early voting gains popularity among Americans, a new survey seeks to understand the motivations and methods behind early voting. This research aims to provide a clearer picture of voter behavior and preferences.
Our goal is to capture how and why Americans are choosing to cast their ballots early, which is becoming increasingly common.
Lisa Desjardins, a correspondent for PBS News Hour, reports from the U.S. Capitol and travels nationwide to cover the impact of Washington’s decisions on local communities.
Liz Landers, also a correspondent for PBS News Hour, focuses on covering the White House and the Trump administration. Before her current role, she worked as the national security correspondent for Scripps News, where she tackled disinformation issues.
Eliot Barnhart serves as a producer at PBS News Hour, contributing to the development and production of news content for the program.
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