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What Comes Next: Key Dates in Georgia

By Jennifer Brandel | November 11, 2020

Georgia’s election season is ongoing for a few reasons. Most notably, Georgia’s two Senate seats were up for election this year due to a unique combination of circumstances. Both of…

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What Comes Next: Key Dates in Wisconsin

By Jennifer Brandel | November 11, 2020

Wisconsin’s recount rules allow a candidate to request a recount when they trail by less than 1% of the vote. Per the latest results in Wisconsin, Biden leads Trump by…

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What Comes Next: Key Dates in Pennsylvania

By Jennifer Brandel | November 10, 2020
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Pennsylvania was one of the most contested states during this year’s Presidential election. As we have clarified before, the election is ongoing until the transfer of power is complete. With…

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Election SOS First Aid Kit: Trauma in Journalism

By Jennifer Brandel | November 4, 2020

It’s an overwhelming time to be a journalist.  Covering mob violence, police brutality, natural disasters, civil unrest,  and a magnitude of other issues all amidst a pandemic can be traumatizing.…

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Election SOS First Aid Kit: Social Media

By Jennifer Brandel | November 3, 2020
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Many Americans will get their news from social media this election. Unfortunately, mis- and disinformation love social media. In this roundup, we highlight tips and resources to help social media…

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Election SOS First Aid Kit: Covering Conflict

By Jennifer Brandel | November 3, 2020
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This election has many experts and citizens alike worried about a potential conflict. Here’s a roundup of helpful resources if you’re covering violence. Apply Lessons from Abroad We often associate…

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Three Ways to Cover Political Conflict

By Jennifer Brandel | November 3, 2020
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With storefronts already boarded up in cities across the country, Americans are bracing for potential political conflict. Here’s how you and your newsroom should cover these situations, if they come…

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Where the Justice Department Will Be on Election Day

By Jennifer Brandel | November 2, 2020
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The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division plans to deploy staff to 44 jurisdictions across 18 states Tuesday to monitor compliance with voting rights laws. “Our federal laws protect the right…

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Federal Forces and the Election

By Jennifer Brandel | October 30, 2020
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How will federal forces impact the election, if at all? The Center for Strategic & International Studies, a bi-partisan think tank, published a detailed primer on the topic, which includes…

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This Network Monitors & De-Escalates Conflicts

By Jennifer Brandel | October 30, 2020

Mediators Beyond Borders International (MBBI) and the National Association for Community Mediation (NAFCM) recently launched a TRUST Network aimed at monitoring election risks. The non-partisan network’s Early Warning Early Response…

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Election SOS First Aid Kit: Safety Checklists

By Jennifer Brandel | October 30, 2020
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Election SOS hosted a series of webinars with our colleagues Dr. Michelle Ferrier of Trollbusters and Viktorya Vilk of PEN America about digital and physical safety while reporting. Some of…

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Election SOS First Aid Kit: After Tuesday

By Jennifer Brandel | October 30, 2020
First Aid Kit Card: Beyond November 3

The polls have closed, but the electoral process is still underway. Experts have warned that announcing the results of this election could take longer than what the American public and…

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