A graphic depiction of the election insanity
Election 2020
Sen. David Perdue’s Guide to Time Management
Today on TAP: Tips for congresspeople—and regular people
Seeking Republican Love, Raffensperger Goes After Voter Registration Groups
Under attack for not reversing Georgia’s presidential vote, its secretary of state mounts a threadbare assault on groups that boost minority voting.
Why the Democrats Flopped in House and Senate Races
Today on TAP: The demise of split-ticket voting
What Went Wrong in North Carolina
State Sen. Erica Smith, Cal Cunningham’s primary opponent, weighs in.
The U.S. Election: Views From the Arab World
Cartoons from Egypt, Jordan, and Sudan
The State of the Parties
Not since 1860 have the parties represented such distinct and mutually opposed publics. And unlike 1860, neither party effectively commands a majority.
Florida’s Most Powerful Democrat Lives in New York
Today on TAP: Michael Bloomberg picks a state party chair
Why the Republicans Are Like the 1860 South
Don’t like the election’s outcome? Then split the nation.
⏩ Brittany Gibson’s Fight Against Voter Suppression Webinar
Watch writing fellow Brittany Gibson’s webinar and Q&A for students and teachers on voter suppression and disenfranchisement.

