Election Night — Editorial Content — Carolina Political Review

Democrats Faced a Difficult Reality in the 2021 Election Cycle

“The 2021 elections that occurred on November 2 proved vitally important to policy and provided insight to the 2022 midterm elections. The three most important races this election cycle were the New York City mayoral race, the Minneapolis referendum on “defunding” the police, and the Virginia gubernatorial race. The three races dealt with their own individual policy issues but they are all connected because they will provide insight to how voters will cast their ballots next November.”

NationalSeth MooreNovember 19, 2021Election Night, 2022, Midterms, Critical Race Theory, Police ReformComment

Prepare for a New Kind of Election Night News Coverage

“The pandemic has changed a lot about this year’s election — from how we vote to what we value — but perhaps the greatest change of all will come on Election Night. An influx of mail-in ballots means vote counting will be slower. The process could take days, maybe even weeks, and for the first time in a long time, November 3rd could come and go without an agreed upon winner.”

2020 ElectionAddison SkigenNovember 2, 2020Election Night, MediaComment