Here & Now's 2020 Election Coverage

Here & Now's complete coverage of the presidential, Senate and House elections in 2020.

Historians Criticize Efforts To Challenge Biden Victory: 'The People Have Spoken'

The historians call it "sheer political grandstanding" that disrupts "the orderly acceptance of the election result, which is the single most important principle of democratic government."

Incoming Biden Administration Lays Out Ambitious Plans For First 100 Days

With any presidential administration, the first 100 days are a benchmark of ambitions and accomplishments.

Electoral College Vote Expected To Formalize Biden Win

Electors from all 50 states are casting their ballots Monday in a vote expected to confirm Joe Biden as the next official president of the United States.

Biden Faces Headwinds On Pentagon Nominee, Trump Threatens To Veto Defense Bill

Democratic strategist Bill Press and Republican strategist Alice Stewart discuss President-elect Joe Biden's transition and Trump's tempestuous exit from the White House.

Highlights From Georgia Senate Runoff Debates

Republican Sen. David Perdue didn't show up for the debate against Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff.

Republicans Stoke Tensions In Georgia Ahead Of Senate Runoff Elections

President Trump and Vice President Pence are expected to campaign in Georgia on Saturday for Republican Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.

AG Barr Finds Little Evidence Of Election Fraud As Trump Pushes Ahead With Baseless Claims

Attorney General Barr has come forward to say he's not seen fraud on a scale that could overturn the election results.

Georgia Ballot Audit Expected To Finish By Wednesday Night

Georgia election officials say that they've seen no evidence of widespread voter fraud.

Candidates Vie For Head Of Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

The two leading contenders, Rep. Tony Cárdenas of California and Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney of New York, join us.

Trump Attacks Republican Governors For Certifying Election Results

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp insist that there was no election fraud in their states.

Trump Says It Will Be 'Very Hard' To Concede To Biden

President Trump says it will be "a very hard thing" to concede the election to President-elect Joe Biden, even after the Electoral College certifies Biden as the winner.

Biden Says US Is Back At The Head Of The Table

The president-elect's statements about national security represent a stark change of strategy from President Trump's "America first" approach.

San Francisco Fed President Reacts To Biden's Pick For Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen

If confirmed, Janet Yellen would be the first woman to hold the title of Treasury Secretary.

Biden Expresses Confidence About Transition Now That It's Begun

Republican strategist Alice Stewart and Democratic strategist Bill Press discuss the latest developments in President-elect Joe Biden's transition to power and President Trump's unyielding grip over GOP politics.

Here & Now

11:04Nov 25, 2020

Where The GOP Goes From Here

After four years under President Trump, how does the Republican Party make a transition?

Here & Now

05:15Nov 24, 2020

What To Make Of Biden's First Wave Of Cabinet Nominations

NPR's Domenico Montanaro discusses the history-making names that President-elect Joe Biden is floating for his cabinet.

Here & Now

04:50Nov 24, 2020

Millions In Ad Spending Poured Into Georgia Senate Runoff Races

Georgia voters will determine which party controls the U.S. Senate in two January runoff elections.

Here & Now

04:58Nov 24, 2020

Michigan Election Board Could Deadlock On Certifying Vote Count

Michigan Public Radio's Rick Pluta discusses what happens next if two Republicans on the Board of State Canvassers vote against certifying the results of the presidential election.

Here & Now

05:11Nov 23, 2020

President-Elect Biden's Cabinet Is Taking Shape

President-elect Joe Biden reportedly plans to nominate Antony Blinken to be his secretary of state. Blinken is one of Biden's longest-serving foreign policy advisers.

Here & Now

04:50Nov 23, 2020

Do Democrats Need To Focus Less On Cities?

Democrats tend to do well in cities in elections, but Derek Thompson writes that the party's dominance in urban areas may not be all good.

Here & Now

05:49Nov 23, 2020

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Historians Criticize Efforts To Challenge Biden Victory: 'The People Have Spoken'

Incoming Biden Administration Lays Out Ambitious Plans For First 100 Days

Electoral College Vote Expected To Formalize Biden Win

Biden Faces Headwinds On Pentagon Nominee, Trump Threatens To Veto Defense Bill

Highlights From Georgia Senate Runoff Debates

Republicans Stoke Tensions In Georgia Ahead Of Senate Runoff Elections

AG Barr Finds Little Evidence Of Election Fraud As Trump Pushes Ahead With Baseless Claims

Georgia Ballot Audit Expected To Finish By Wednesday Night

Candidates Vie For Head Of Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

Trump Attacks Republican Governors For Certifying Election Results

Trump Says It Will Be 'Very Hard' To Concede To Biden

Biden Says US Is Back At The Head Of The Table

San Francisco Fed President Reacts To Biden's Pick For Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen

Biden Expresses Confidence About Transition Now That It's Begun

Where The GOP Goes From Here

What To Make Of Biden's First Wave Of Cabinet Nominations

Millions In Ad Spending Poured Into Georgia Senate Runoff Races

Michigan Election Board Could Deadlock On Certifying Vote Count

President-Elect Biden's Cabinet Is Taking Shape

Do Democrats Need To Focus Less On Cities?