Judge orders sweep of postal facilities for mail-in ballots
The order comes after the Postal Service said more than 300,000 ballots were received but unable to be traced to their destination, according to data analyzed by the NAACP.
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U.S. gun sales surge to record high in 2020
Nearly 5 million Americans bought a firearm for the first time this year, fueled by pandemic fears and civil unrest.
"Don't be scared" of voter intimidation, Michigan official says
"If someone is doing something illegal at a polling place, they will be prosecuted," Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist said on CBSN Tuesday. "You just need to worry about casting your ballot. Don't be scared."
When do polls close in each state?
Poll closing times vary by state.
The races that could determine who controls the Senate
Although the presidential race is at the top of everyone's mind, there are also several heated Senate races this year.
Report cites militia activity risk amid fears of Election Day unrest
A volatile campaign season combined with national tensions has left officials worried about the possibility of unrest as Americans head to the polls.
The states where you can register to vote on Election Day
There are 19 states, and the District of Columbia, where voters can register and vote all on Election Day.
Stocks rally worldwide as Election Day finally arrives
What investors want most: A clear winner to emerge from the election, even if it takes a while for votes to be tallied.
Election Day is here - Trail Markers special early edition
Tens of millions are expected to turn out, and over 100 million Americans have already cast their ballots in early and mail-in voting.
Judge blocks Trump's "public charge" wealth test for green cards
The so-called "public charge" rule gives officials more power to deny green card petitions from applicants determined to be likely to use public benefits.
Pennsylvania voters head to polls as race tightens in key state
One voter who spoke to CBS News said they got in line at a Philadelphia voting center at 5:45 a.m.
What went wrong with polls in 2016? Can we trust them now?
Failures in state level polling led to shock in 2016. Has anything changed in 2020?
Key House races to watch on Election Day
There are several close elections in critical districts which could indicate which way the presidential race will swing.
A guide to the election's top ballot initiatives
Voters in 32 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico will weigh in on more than 100 ballot initiatives this election.
Economist: Racism costs the U.S. $16 trillion. Here's the math
Dana Peterson hopes putting a dollar figure on racism's opportunity gaps will help people work toward change.
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