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Unprecedented spending for 2020 political ads

Unprecedented spending for 2020 political ads

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Young North Carolinans turn out in droves to vote

Young North Carolinans turn out in droves to vote

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North Carolina: a key swing state battered by climate change

North Carolina: a key swing state battered by climate change

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In PA, will unrest over BLM translate to votes?

In PA, will unrest over BLM translate to votes?

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Jeff Greenfield on what to watch out for on Election Day

Jeff Greenfield on what to watch out for on Election Day

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Ignoring science won't solve the problem: climate scientist

Ignoring science won't solve the problem: climate scientist

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News Wrap: ISIS attack kills at least 22 at Kabul University

News Wrap: ISIS attack kills at least 22 at Kabul University

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What Trump, Biden are telling voters as campaigns wind down

What Trump, Biden are telling voters as campaigns wind down

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Why some Americans have chosen not to vote this year

Why some Americans have chosen not to vote this year

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Trump and Biden representatives on final campaign strategies

Trump and Biden representatives on final campaign strategies

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How AP relies on 'facts and math' to call election results

How AP relies on 'facts and math' to call election results

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Despite fears, why election authorities say vote is secure

Despite fears, why election authorities say vote is secure

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The electoral map and each candidate's path to victory

With only a few days left until Election Day, what paths do President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have to victory? Either candidate would need to accumulate 270 votes in the Electoral College to secure the presidency. NPR’s Domenico Montanaro joins Judy Woodruff to discuss the electoral map, battleground states and potential demographic changes from 2016.