The 2020 Election Will Generate an Estimated $10 Billion in Ads
9/22: Media investment adviser Group M has estimated that the current election will cost $10 billion in advertising expenses, up 59% from the 2016 election.
Georgia Must Have Paper Ballots by 2020
8/15: A federal judge ruled that Georgia didn't need paper ballots for the 2019 elections, but must have them by the 2020 presidential elections.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Will Bolster Spending on Election Security
8/13: The Wisconsin Elections Commission has voted to increase its election integrity spending, hoping to replace outdated machines before the 2020 elections.
Washington Post Calls Booker on Russian Interference Lies
8/2: The Washington Post called out presidential candidate and senator Cory Booker for pushing a false narrative that Russian interference and voter suppression stole the 2020 election from Hillary Clinton.
George Soros Funnels Millions into 2020 Election PAC
8/1: Liberal billionaire George Soros has funneled $5.1 million into the newly established Democracy PAC, which will work toward influencing the 2020 election.
Florida Democrats Gear Up for Election Turmoil
7/29: Florida is already preparing to become a battleground state for the 2020 elections, with Democrats recruiting recounting teams and Republicans looking to boost voter turnout.
Tech Companies Could Be Influencing Your Vote
7/29: Google engineers have come forward to talk about how the tech giant is manipulating people to vote for candidates they want.
Contested Voter ID Law Will Stand for 2020 Election
7/21: Though it is the subject of an active lawsuit, North Carolina's contested voter ID law will be enforced during the 2020 election.
Abolishing the National Popular Vote Compact Could Be on the Ballot in 2020
7/16: A measure to leave the National Popular Vote Compact could appear on Colorado's 2020 ballot, giving voters a chance to decide whether the state should decline participation.
Colorado Voters Could Vote on Leaving Popular Voter Compact
7/15: A question over whether Colorado should leave the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact could appear on the state's 2020 ballots.