Mail-in ballots for the November 3rd election will begin arriving in home mailboxes this week. For step-by-step instructions about how to correctly cast your ballot so that it will be counted, visit this link.

The November 3 election is fast approaching. With the variety of ways to vote, it's more important than ever to keep track of the coming deadlines for registration and mail-in ballots. Here's a link to guide you.

The presidential and other pivotal elections of 2020 are considered by many to be the most consequential in recent history. Beyond the campaign issues, the public is also concerned about the fallout from an increasingly divided electorate.

WQED's "Campaign U" initiative will help voters sift through the sometimes cluttered political landscape. 
Watch for more videos and resources in the weeks and months ahead.

More than half of all ballots are expected to be cast by mail in this election. And with that trend come questions and concerns about the integrity of mail-in voting. Here's a look at ballot security, and how to make sure your vote is counted.

The general election is fast approaching, and this season brings changes to how many of us will be casting ballots. Here's a helpful rundown of dates and deadlines to keep in mind.

As the November election draws near, the voices of young women are resonating across the political landscape. Meet Lalah C. Williams and Claire Raines, Chatham University students who hope the events of 2020 will bring a large voter turnout, as well as more political opportunities for women.

The coronavirus pandemic is interrupting the normal flow of political discussion and debate this primary season. But there still are ways for voters to learn about the candidates before casting their ballots.