Election 2016 archive
Election Quizzes you may find interesting:
Election Quizzes you may find interesting:
- CNN's Matchmaker Quiz lets you see which of the three top candidates you are most like (Libertarian, Democrat or Republican)
- Find out if you are Conservative, Liberal, or somewhere in between in the Pew Research Center's Political Topology Quiz
- Where are you on the Political Compass? Answer 6 pages of questions, then see your results plotted on a graph that shows which historical figures you are most like.
ELECTION FORECASTS
ELECTION FORECASTS
Other articles & interactives that let you see how the Election could turn out:
Other articles & interactives that let you see how the Election could turn out:
- Donald Trump’s Path: What Map Should Democrats Fear the Most?
- Play around with the undecided states on the site 270towin to see each candidate's possible path to victory
DEBATES
DEBATES
The best, non-partisan source for watching and recapping the debates is CSPAN.
You can also find the full transcript & audio of the debates at NPR and full video at the PBS Newshour, with balanced analysis of the debate highlights at both sites.
If you prefer YouTube as your streaming source, you can find the debate there.
This Sunday, Oct. 9, the debate will begin at 8pm Chicago time.
Fact-Checking the Election
Fact-Checking the Election
Here are some sites to help you feel more confident about the information you are getting.
Here are some sites to help you feel more confident about the information you are getting.
Check NPR for Updates
Check NPR for Updates
The NPR source on the left links to the Vice Presidential Debate fact check, but it is one in a series, so check NPR's website for the Fact Checks on the other debates.
Consider Fact Check . Org
Consider Fact Check . Org
http://www.factcheck.org/ and http://www.factcheck.org/hot-topics/ provide you with some very good information as well