Nov. 6 update: AP called Wisconsin for Trump at 5:34 a.m. ET, bringing his total to 276 electoral votes and making him president-elect.

Election Night: How Many Days Will It Last?

For the big national news networks, Election Night is showtime.  They devote tremendous resources to providing coverage across multiple platforms, whether the viewer is watching the results on a big screen TV, their computer, an app on their cell phone or even listening to them on the radio.  Typically, coverage is centered on an elaborate set, sometimes with technological bells and whistles.  For example, NBC News is using "pioneering mixed reality technology and interactive graphical elements that extend into a working newsroom space."  CNN touts a "new Magic Wall experience via the CNN app."  FOX News has "augmented reality (AR) technology for anchor Bill Hemmer’s 'Bill'-board."  Ultimately, providing good coverage depends on having good, knowledgeable people, from the anchors at headquarters to the correspondents reporting from key states around the country as well as from the campaigns to the technicians who make it all possible.  In addition to reporting the results, coverage includes analysis; for example ABC News has contributors Donna Brazile, Chris Christie and Reince Priebus; at the other extreme C-SPAN promises "pundit-free coverage."  The expectation is that outcome of the presidential race will likely not be known for several days (+).  The outcome of the battle for control of the U.S. House may well take longer to determine.
NEWS ORGANIZATIONS ANNOUNCE THEIR PLANS FOR 2024 ELECTION NIGHT COVERAGE

The Associated Press
October 29, 2024

AP announces 2024 general election plans

The Associated Press, the most trusted source of accurate information on election night for nearly two centuries, will deliver that expertise to its member news organizations, customers and the public across all platforms when it counts the vote, declares the winners and covers the results on Nov. 5.

On election night, AP will count the vote and declare winners in nearly 7,000 races, delivering the results up and down the ballot from president, governor and Congress to local elections. 

With a history of accuracy dating to 1848, AP’s vote count is used by thousands of major news organizations and customers and is considered the definitive source of race results. No other national news organization can match AP’s footprint, on-the-ground knowledge or the deep expertise of its elections team. 

AP will declare the winner in the presidential race state by state, alongside 33 elections for U.S. Senate, 11 races for governor and elections for all 435 seats in the U.S. House, as well as some special elections in Congress.  
AP will do so using its state-of-the-art analytical tools, premier vote count and AP VoteCast, its wide-ranging survey of the American electorate. Conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, AP VoteCast will be deployed in all 50 states. 

In all, AP’s Decision Team will declare at least 6,823 winners in elections in federal, state and local office, including for all state legislatures holding elections in 2024, more than 150 statewide ballot measures, and dozens of local races. 

“For more than 175 years, The Associated Press has been trusted to accurately deliver the results of the U.S. election without fear or favor,” said AP Senior Vice President and Executive Editor Julie Pace. “AP stands ready once again to count the vote, declare the winners and cover the results. As an independent, nonpartisan news organization, AP is proud of the important role it plays in the American democratic process, and we look forward to informing the world of the outcome and explaining the results through our fact-based journalism.”  
With AP political reporters located across the country, AP will continue to deliver fact-based, nonpartisan coverage of the candidates, the campaigns and the core issues affecting Americans as they cast their ballots. Coverage will also be available on APNews.com.

Additional highlights of AP’s coverage plans include:

  • 24 hours of continuous live coverage across the U.S. on Election Day, with more than 35 live video shots from every battleground state capturing voting, voter voices, vote counting, election night rallies, candidate speeches and evening watch parties. AP will also offer shots overlooking the White House, U.S. Capitol, Empire State Building and National Mall. 

  • Timely updates on key races available to customers via AP’s Media API and AP Newsroom portal, as well as on APNews.com and the AP News app. Push alerts and breaking news banners will provide the latest news. Download the app for iPhone or Android. 
     
  • AP 360, the cooperative’s production services arm, will serve an array of national and global broadcasters by operating live stand-up positions in Washington, New York, Los Angeles and at the candidates’ election night headquarters, as well as custom live shots analyzing the outcome in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Luxembourgish, Greek and Arabic.
  • The election night map translated into 18 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French (two dialects) and Chinese (three dialects). 
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ABC News
October 31, 2024

ABC News Announces 72+ Hours of Coverage and Analysis of the 2024 Election With Special Programming on ABC, ABC News Live and ABC News Digital Platforms, Including the ABC News App, Hulu and Disney+

‘World News Tonight’ Anchor and Managing Editor David Muir Leads Election Coverage, ‘Election Night 2024: Your Voice/Your Vote’

Muir Is Joined by ABC News’ Powerhouse Political Team, Including Linsey Davis, Martha Raddatz, Jonathan Karl, Mary Bruce and Rachel Scott

ABC News Live Kicks Off 72 Hours of Wall-to-Wall Streaming Coverage on Monday, Nov. 4, at 2 a.m. EST, and Network Special Election Coverage Begins Tuesday, Nov. 5, at 7 p.m. EST

ABC News Anchors and Correspondents Will Report From Battleground States Across the Country, As Well as Both Election Night Campaign Headquarters, and Will Be Joined by Reporters From ABC Owned Television Stations

Today, ABC News announced 72+ hours of comprehensive coverage of the 2024 election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, with special programming on ABC; ABC News Live, the 24/7 streaming news channel available on Disney+, Hulu, YouTube, Roku, Amazon, Samsung TV and other platforms; and ABC News Digital properties, including the ABC News app. Streaming coverage begins Monday, Nov. 4, at 2 a.m. EST, and network coverage kicks off Tuesday, Nov. 5, at 7 p.m. EST. “World News Tonight” anchor and managing editor David Muir will lead the network’s coverage. He will be joined by ABC News’ powerhouse political team, including ABC News Live “Prime” and “World News Tonight” Sunday anchor Linsey Davis, chief global affairs correspondent and “This Week” co-anchor Martha Raddatz, chief Washington correspondent and “This Week” co-anchor Jonathan Karl, chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce, senior congressional correspondent Rachel Scott, senior national correspondent Terry Moran and Washington, D.C., bureau chief and vice president Rick Klein. Chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas, correspondent and senior investigative reporter Aaron Katersky, chief legal analyst Dan Abrams and SCOTUS contributor Kate Shaw will comprise the “Ballot Watch” desk, led by the ABC News investigative unit, monitoring all storylines related to election integrity.

Anchors and correspondents will report from across the country, as well as from both election night presidential campaign headquarters, bringing viewers the latest updates from key races and battleground states, including “Good Morning America” Saturday and Sunday and “World News Tonight” Saturday co-anchor Whit Johnson covering the Trump/Vance campaign, “GMA3: What You Need to Know” co-anchor Eva Pilgrim covering the Harris/Walz campaign, “Nightline” co-anchor Juju Chang in Michigan, “Nightline” co-anchor Byron Pitts in North Carolina, “20/20” co-anchor Deborah Roberts in Wisconsin, chief national correspondent Matt Gutman in Pennsylvania, chief business, technology and economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis in New York, senior national correspondent Steve Osunsami in Georgia, White House correspondent MaryAlice Parks covering the White House, correspondent Mireya Villarreal in Nevada, correspondent John Quiñones in Texas, correspondent Kayna Whitworth covering the West Coast from California, and correspondent Elizabeth Schulze will join from Arizona.

Political contributors Donna Brazile, Chris Christie and Reince Priebus will provide analysis for the network and streaming coverage.

“This Week with George Stephanopoulos,” anchored by George Stephanopoulos from New York on Sunday, Nov. 3, will preview Election Day.

“World News Tonight with David Muir” will feature special editions of the broadcast on Monday, Nov. 4, and Tuesday, Nov. 5, from the new election set before the network’s election coverage begins at 7 p.m. EST on Election Day.

Election Day kicks off with “Good Morning America,” setting the stage for election night with ABC News’ powerhouse political team live in Times Square on Tuesday, Nov. 5, and then bringing viewers the latest overnight developments beginning at 7 a.m. EST the morning after Election Day.

“GMA3: What You Need To Know” will air a special edition of the broadcast on Tuesday, Nov. 5, with Pilgrim co-anchoring from Harris/Walz campaign headquarters and DeMarco Morgan co-anchoring from New York. Additionally, “GMA3” will air another special edition of the broadcast the day after the election, covering the latest results and reactions from overnight (check local listings).

“The View” welcomes former Gov. Chris Christie to the table for “The Political View” on Friday, Nov. 1, to discuss the election with the co-hosts. “The Political View” continues next week with former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) joining on Monday, Nov. 4, and then with Jonathan Karl joining on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5.

“Nightline” will deliver extensive coverage leading up to Election Day, including a special “Race to the White House” episode airing on Monday, Nov. 4. The special, with co-anchors Chang and Pitts providing live reports from Michigan and North Carolina, will feature voter interviews from key swing states and in-depth reporting and analysis on the economy, the gender gap, recovery efforts post-Hurricane Helene, uncommitted voters, and the youth vote, particularly for first-time voters. “Nightline” correspondent Ashan Singh will report from Pennsylvania. “Nightline” will recap the latest results with ABC News’ powerhouse political team on election night as well.

“World News Now” will pick up the live coverage at 2 a.m. EST, followed by a special edition of “Good Morning America First Look” beginning at 4 a.m. EST.

ABC News Live will have extensive coverage for 72+ hours, beginning on Monday, Nov. 4, at 2 a.m. on Election Day. Coverage will be anchored throughout the day by Diane Macedo and Kyra Philips, who will bring viewers in-depth analysis from ABC News’ powerhouse political team, as well as reports from battleground states and key races. The 24/7 streaming news channel will also produce an election night preshow, beginning at 4 p.m. EST and anchored by Whitworth, leading into ABC News Live’s simulcast of the network’s coverage, which begins at 7 p.m. EST. Senior White House correspondent Selina Wang will cover the Harris/Walz campaign, and multiplatform reporter Jay O’Brien will cover the Trump/Vance campaign along with executive editorial producer John Santucci and senior reporter Katherine Faulders. Correspondent Alex Presha will join coverage from the White House, correspondent Faith Abubéy will cover the state of the race in Georgia, and contributing political correspondent Rachael Bade will cover Capitol Hill and the balance of power in Congress. WPVI-TV (Philadelphia), WTVD-TV (Raleigh, North Carolina) and WLS-TV (Chicago) reporters, as well as deputy political director Averi Harper, will also join ABC News Live’s coverage. Additionally, ABC News Live “Prime” kicked off “Race to the White House” programming two weeks before Election Day and aired a primetime special, “Protecting Your Vote,” produced by the ABC News investigative unit, on Friday, Oct. 25, with another set to air Friday, Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. EST.

ABC News Digital and 538 will have comprehensive coverage on Election Day, including a live blog with up-to-the-minute analysis and reporting from the field, as well as highlights of notable races and voting trends. ABCNews.com will also feature interactive, mobile-friendly results for the presidential, Senate, House and gubernatorial races. The ABC News mobile app will highlight real-time election results accessible directly from a user’s locked screen throughout the night, giving a high-level overview of the balance of power for presidential and congressional races, available on iOS and Android through Live Activities on iOS.

ABC News Radio will provide extensive live coverage beginning at 7 p.m. EST, anchored by Alex Stone alongside White House correspondent Karen Travers and national correspondent Steven Portnoy, as well as contributors from ABC News’ powerhouse political team. ABC News Radio will also provide affiliate stations with special reports throughout the evening. Additionally, ABC Audio’s flagship daily news podcast, “Start Here” hosted by Brad Mielke, will join the “Protecting Your Vote” series by highlighting the role misinformation and election subversion could play on Election Day. Mielke will be in Pennsylvania, connecting with voters in critical battleground counties, for a special episode airing Monday, Nov. 4. The day after the election, “Start Here” will post another special episode, checking in with ABC News analysts and correspondents around the country.

ABC NewsOne, the affiliate news service of ABC News, will report live from Washington and both Harris’ and Trump’s election night headquarters with ABC News multiplatform reporters Christiane Cordero, Reena Roy, Zohreen Shah and Perry Russom. The ABC News political team will also provide analysis to ABC stations leading up to and through Election Day and beyond. NewsOne provides news content and services for more than 200 ABC affiliates and international news partners.

ABC News Live Social will debut a “Reel in the Vote” series, showcasing Gen Z voters across the nation and the issues that matter most to them this election season, in partnership with ABC Owned Television Stations. Additionally, ABC News Live Social will share coverage in the lead-up to Election Day, with ABC campaign embeds providing a behind-the-scenes look at life on the campaign trail covering the 2024 presidential election.

There will be continuous, market-specific election coverage available across the ABC Owned Television Stations’ linear and digital platforms, including deep-dive expanded coverage from the battleground states of Pennsylvania and North Carolina.

Marc Burstein is senior executive producer, and Molly Shaker is executive producer of ABC News Special Events. Seni Tienabeso is executive director of ABC News Live.

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CBS News
November 1, 2024

WATCH CBS NEWS AND STATIONS’ “AMERICA DECIDES: ELECTION ’24” TEAM COVERAGE ACROSS BROADCAST, STREAMING AND DIGITAL

Coverage Starts at 4:00 PM, ET on CBS News 24/7 and at 7:00 PM, ET on CBS

Norah O’Donnell Leads Primetime Coverage from CBS News’ Election Headquarters in New York City

CBS News and Stations Debuts Its First-Ever Immersive AR/VR Presidential Election Center

Extended Edition of “CBS Mornings” on Wednesday, Nov. 6 Starts at 6:00 AM, ET

CBS News and Stations will deliver comprehensive coverage and analysis of the results of the 2024 presidential election starting on Tuesday, Nov. 5 across all broadcasts and platforms. Primetime election night coverage on CBS and CBS News 24/7 will begin at 7:00 PM, ET, anchored by Norah O’Donnell from CBS News’ election headquarters in New York City. O’Donnell will be joined at the anchor desk by CBS News’ expert team, including Margaret Brennan, John Dickerson, Gayle King, Cecilia Vega, Robert Costa and Ed O’Keefe. Throughout the night, Nancy Cordes and contributor Ed Gordon will report from the Harris/Walz election night headquarters in Washington, D.C., and Tony Dokoupil and Caitlin Huey-Burns will report from the Trump/Vance election night headquarters in West Palm Beach, Fla.

The CBS News Data Desk, led by executive director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto along with Major Garrett, will make projections and characterize races in real-time throughout the night. The Data Desk will provide viewers with in-depth explanations of CBS News’ methodology, exit poll data and how the Network calls races on election night.

Maurice DuBois will report on the “Paths to 270” for each presidential candidate throughout the night. Scott MacFarlane will report in-studio on the battle for control of the U.S. Senate and House.

Bill Whitaker and election law contributor David Becker will lead the CBS News Democracy Desk, a distinguishing feature of the Network’s election night coverage covering election integrity and potential efforts by foreign and domestic actors to disenfranchise voters and interfere in the 2024 election. They will be joined by Nicole Sganga and CBS News contributors Chris Krebs, Andrew Boyd and Samantha Vinograd from CBS News’ Washington bureau. Jan Crawford will report from Washington on lawsuits and potential challenges to the election. Journalists with CBS News Confirmed, the Network’s dedicated fact-checking unit, will provide verifications and fact checks to the Democracy Desk team throughout the night. CBS News and Stations will also deploy journalists from its newsrooms and stations across the country to report for the Democracy Desk and our Democracy Watch team.

CBS News correspondents will be on the ground in each of the seven battleground states CBS News has identified as being most likely to determine the outcome of the presidential election: Jericka Duncan (Michigan), Weijia Jiang (Pennsylvania), Kris Van Cleave (Arizona), Nikole Killion (Georgia), Janet Shamlian (Wisconsin), Lilia Luciano (Nevada) and Skyler Henry (North Carolina). Contributor Ed Gordon will report from the Harris/Walz election night headquarters, and contributors Leslie Sanchez and Joel Payne will offer analysis from the Washington bureau.

CBS Stations will cover the election live across its 14 owned markets, including key battleground states Michigan and Pennsylvania. For the first time, CBS Stations will debut the first-ever augmented and virtual reality presidential election center live from its New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Denver and San Francisco technology-driven studios.

CBS News and Stations’ election night coverage will stream everywhere CBS News 24/7 is distributed, including the CBS News app, Paramount+ and Pluto TV.

CBS News’ coverage plans leading up to and on Election Day are below and subject to change:

KEY SHOW DETAILS:

  • Beginning Saturday, Nov. 2 through Election Day, the 60 MINUTES streaming channel will feature special 24/7 election coverage, including this season’s episodes, as well as special episodes highlighting the candidates and issues facing voters.

  • The CBS News 24/7 streaming network will offer Election Day coverage beginning at 4:00 PM, ET anchored by Vladimir Duthiers, Ed O’Keefe and Lindsey Reiser.

  • The CBS EVENING NEWS WITH NORAH O’DONNELL (6:30 PM, ET) will broadcast from CBS News’ election headquarters in New York City on Friday, Nov. 1 through Wednesday, Nov. 6.

  • CBS NEWS AMERICA DECIDES: ELECTION ’24 primetime coverage anchored by Norah O’Donnell will begin at 7:00 PM, ET, on CBS, CBS News 24/7 and Paramount+.

  • CBS MORNINGS will continue coverage from CBS News’ election headquarters at 6:00 AM, ET on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Gayle King, Nate Burleson and Vladimir Duthiers in New York and Tony Dokoupil in Florida will have the latest election returns with additional special reporting from correspondents in the battleground states.

ADDITIONAL CBS NEWS AND STATIONS PLATFORMS:

  • CBS-owned stations will keep their local streaming channels in sustained live coverage from the evening hours onward, featuring a mix of local and network simulcasts and CBS News 24/7-produced coverage. The streaming channels will simulcast CBS News 24/7’s programming overnight.

  • CBSNews.com will steer multiple live blogs, articles and explainers on election night covering the presidential election, the battle for control of the House and Senate, the seven battleground states, exit poll analysis and fact checking. The team will publish reporting on key races and ballot measures to watch around the country and a map with real-time updates on the presidential contest results. Across all social media platforms, @CBSNews will make projections in the presidential contest, all U.S. Senate races, and key U.S. House and gubernatorial races.

  • CBS News Radio’s anchored coverage begins at 8:00 PM, ET on Tuesday, Nov. 5 and goes through 5:00 AM, ET on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Steve Kathan leads the coverage from New York with Linda Kenyon, Michael Toscano and Christopher Cruise in Washington, along with Jim Krasula (North Carolina), Bruce Marcus (Wisconsin) and Stephan Kaufman (Arizona) monitoring key races across the country. Political analyst Amy Dacey and contributor Peter Maer will deliver additional context throughout the night. Listeners will hear from partner stations in critical battleground states, including those with key down-ballot races.

  • CBS Newspath is delivering coverage to 220+ stations and affiliates via correspondents Jarred Hill, Natalie Brand and Cristian Benavides who are reporting from Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Michigan, respectively. On Election Day, Brand will report from the Harris/Walz election night headquarters with Bradley Blackburn reporting from the Trump/Vance election night headquarters.

Plus, CBS News’ election night live broadcast will also feature audio description. Audio description provides audio-narrated descriptions of a program’s key visual elements and allows viewers who are blind and low vision to participate in what is happening on screen. The live audio description will be provided on the Secondary Audio Programming (SAP) channel by Descriptive Video Works (DVW). Live audio description will only be available on the CBS Television Network feed and on CBS affiliates equipped for the service. CBS has provided audio description since April 1, 2002, and is proud to have been an industry leader and innovator through voluntary expansion of the service that consistently exceeds the FCC’s requirements.

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CNN
October 31, 2024

CNN TO PROVIDE UNRIVALED, COMPREHENSIVE, CROSS-PLATFORM COVERAGE OF 2024 ELECTION RESULTS

Follow coverage on CNN, CNN International, CNN en Español, CNN Max, CNN Apps and CNN.com   

Max subscribers can follow election coverage on CNN Max in English and Spanish 

In-depth political analysis, comprehensive coverage and up-to-the-minute results available across CNN platforms from the network’s anchors, correspondents, reporters and experts

Washington, DC – (October 31, 2024) – CNN will provide audiences with comprehensive coverage and real-time election results of the historic 2024 presidential race and key state races. The network’s expert team of anchors, correspondents, analysts, and commentators will provide around-the-clock special coverage from the CNN Election Center in Washington, DC as well as New York City, with reporters stationed across the country for on-the-ground updates from battleground states, polling places and campaign headquarters. CNN’s election coverage will expand across platforms, giving audiences a chance to follow along with real-time election results in whatever format they choose.   

On November 3 starting at 5pET, CNN will air special Countdown to Election Day editions of The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, Erin Burnett OutFront, Anderson Cooper 360, The Source with Kaitlan Collins, CNN NewsNight: State of the Race with Abby Phillip and Laura Coates Live. On November 4, special Countdown to Election Day editions of CNN’s programming lineup will air as audiences tune in for analysis and reporting on the final day of the 2024 campaign.   

Election Day in America coverage begins at 12aET on November 5 with Boris Sanchez and Jessica Dean. Erica Hill continues coverage at 3aET and Kasie Hunt kicks off the 5aET hour, with Omar Jimenez live at the Voting Desk to bring audiences key voter updates as the sun rises on the East Coast. John Berman anchors Election Day in America from 7-10aET, along with Sara Sidner on the ground in Wisconsin and Kate Bolduan live from the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania. Phil Mattingly will be at the Magic Wall breaking down the latest real-time data as election day gets underway. Anderson Cooper continues coverage at 10aET with Paula Reid reporting from the Voting Desk as voters continue to make their way to the polls, and MJ Lee offering her key analysis on the panel. From 12-4pET, Wolf Blitzer and Erin Burnett lead continued Election Day in America coverage, joined by Jamie Gangel, Manu Raju and CNN’s political experts. Priscilla Alvarez, Kristen Holmes, Eva McKend and Alayna Treene will be reporting the latest on the Harris and Trump campaigns throughout Election Day.  

Starting at 4pET, CNN’s Election Night in America special coverage will be anchored by Jake Tapper and Anderson Cooper, who will be joined by Dana Bash, Erin Burnett, Audie Cornish and Chris Wallace. John King will be at the Magic Wall breaking down election results for audiences as ballots are counted across the country. Pamela Brown will be at the Voting Desk, reporting on voter turnout and the outstanding vote in critical states. David Chalian will be at the Battleground Desk with analysis of exit polling and voting data. Laura Coates will provide legal insights with expertise from election law scholars, and Boris Sanchez will provide the latest on key Senate, House, and gubernatorial race results. Kaitlan Collins will anchor live from the Trump campaign headquarters along with Kristen Holmes reporting. At the Harris campaign headquarters, Abby Phillip will anchor live along with Jeff Zeleny reporting. Additionally, CNN’s political commentators and experts will provide their in-depth analysis throughout Election Night in America coverage. Starting at 2aET and continuing throughout the early morning hours, CNN’s Election Day in America Continued coverage will be led by John Berman and Kasie Hunt. CNN’s Harry Enten will provide insights and a closer look at the data alongside Mark Preston. Jessica Dean will bring updates on Senate and House races and Omar Jimenez will report from the Voting Desk. Phil Mattingly will be at the Magic Wall breaking down results as ballots continue to be counted. Eva McKend will be live with updates from the Harris campaign and Alayna Treene will bring the latest from the Trump campaign.   

CNN ON THE GROUND ACROSS AMERICA   

CNN will deploy its robust team of anchors, correspondents and reporters to locations across America for on-the-ground reporting, real-time reactions and key updates throughout election coverage.   

  • Kyung Lah and Ed Lavandera will provide the latest from Arizona.   
  • Veronica Miracle will be in California as voters cast their ballots.   
  • Randi Kaye will be in Florida, bringing the latest from the Sunshine State.   
  • Victor Blackwell, Sara Murray, Isabel Rosales and Nick Valencia will report live from Georgia.   
  • Kylie Atwood and Jim Sciutto will report from the swing state of Michigan.   
  • Jim Acosta and Stephanie Elam will be live from a Nevada polling place.   
  • Gary Tuchman will report from Dixville Notch, New Hampshire for their midnight voting tradition.   
  • Jason Carroll will be live from a polling place in New York City.   
  • Brianna Keilar and Miguel Marquez will be on the ground with updates from the increasingly critical state of North Carolina.   
  • Kate Bolduan, Danny Freeman and Brian Todd will be reporting from the key battleground of Pennsylvania.   
  • Rosa Flores will bring news in Texas.   
  • René Marsh will be in Virginia with updates from Richmond.   
  • Josh Campbell and Sara Sidner will bring updates from Wisconsin, another crucial state for the candidates.    
  • Gabe Cohen, Nick Watt and Ryan Young will be in the field reporting on any protests and demonstrations.   
  • Shimon Prokupecz will follow any security stories as they develop throughout election day.   
   
CNN’s Election Night in America coverage will stream live, without requiring a pay TV login, from 7:00p-3:00aET on Tuesday, November 5 on CNN connected TV and mobile apps and on CNN.com. It will also stream live on Max for Max subscribers.  

CNN’s new Magic Wall experience via the CNN app is bringing the Magic Wall’s data and storytelling to a digital audience so they can track up-to-the-minute results and follow key races from their mobile device. With the Magic Wall now in pockets and in the palm of your hand, anyone can explore election results at the local, state, and national levels and get direct access to CNN experts as users follow real-time ballot tallies, all through the CNN app. The CNN app will also feature live and on-demand talent-led vertical video from correspondents stationed around the country so audiences can experience CNN’s on-the-ground reporting in real-time.      

Live election coverage will be featured 24/7 on CNN’s homepages and live blog, alongside CNN’s Election Center, the deep and data-rich home for interactive and real-time results for federal, state and local races across the country. Audience members staying up to date on election results can also tap into CNN’s live chat feature on CNN.com and the CNN app to engage with the network’s reporters throughout election coverage. Users can also easily access CNN’s exit polling data as the network’s experts analyze voting results.    

CNN INTERNATIONAL AND CNN EN ESPAÑOL   

CNN International will carry CNN’s election day programming from 12aET on November 5, bringing special coverage to viewers in 450 million homes and hotel rooms across more than 200 countries and territories worldwide.   

CNN en Español will begin its special election night coverage Elecciones 2024: Voto Latino at 5pm ET, led by anchor Juan Carlos López in Atlanta, joined by a panel of political contributors airing live on CNN en Español and on a special, dedicated stream on CNN Max for Max subscribers. Correspondents Gus Valdes and Ione Molinares will be reporting from the Harris and Trump election night headquarters, while reporters Maria Santana, Gonzalo Alvarado, Ana Maria Mejía and Rafael Romo will contribute from locations in four key battleground states: Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Charlotte and Atlanta.   

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CNN Worldwide is the most honored brand in cable news, reaching more individuals through television, streamingand online than any other cable news organization in the United States. Globally, people across the world can watch CNN International, which is widely distributed in over 200 countries and territories. CNN Digital is the #1 online news destination, with more unique visitors than any other news source. Max, Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming platform, features CNN Max, a 24/7 streaming news offering available to subscribers alongside expanded access to News content and CNN Originals. CNN’s award-winning portfolio includes non-scripted programming from CNN Original Series and CNN Films for broadcast, streaming and distribution across multiple platforms. CNN programming can be found on CNN, CNN International and CNN en Español channels, via CNN Max and the CNN Originals hub on discovery+ and via pay TV subscription on CNN.com, CNN apps and cable operator platforms. Additionally, CNN Newsource is the world’s most extensively utilized news service partnering with over 1,000 local and international news organizations around the world. CNN is a division of Warner Bros. Discovery.

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C-SPAN
October 28, 2024

C-SPAN To Provide 17 Hours of Live Election-Night Coverage

Commercial-free, pundit-free coverage will include additional local coverage from Spectrum News

WASHINGTON, D.C.—C-SPAN has announced that starting on Election Day (Nov. 5) it will provide its most comprehensive election night coverage ever to date.

As part of its plans, C-SPAN will be starting its coverage earlier and will be providing more live coverage than ever before, with 17 hours of nonstop live coverage.

In addition to the presidential race, C-SPAN will focus on the state races which ultimately will decide control of Congress. In partnership with C-SPAN, Spectrum News will also be providing local coverage.

More specifically, C-SPAN, the nonprofit public-affairs television network funded by cable TV operators, said its coverage will include:
  • Earlier Start Time and Continuous Live Coverage: Programming will begin earlier, at 7 p.m. (ET) on Nov. 5, with in-depth, live coverage continuing through at least noon on Wednesday (Nov. 6).
  • Partnership With Spectrum News: Additional reports from our political news partner with detailed exit poll results and live local coverage from battleground states and states with key Congressional races. Also, Spectrum News+ election coverage will simulcast on C-SPAN2 throughout the night.
  • Live and On-Demand Speeches: Access to full victory and concession speeches available for viewing on C-SPAN’s website.
  • Interactive Results: Track up-to-the-minute, detailed results for the national campaign down to the congressional district level on C-SPAN.org.
  • Hosted Coverage: The 17-hour nonstop commercial-free TV coverage will be hosted by C-SPAN's Greta Brawner, Peter Slen, Tammy Thueringer, Pedro Echevarria and John McArdle and produced by C-SPAN Political Editor Nate Hurst. Political experts, including Kirk Bado, Managing Editor of “The Hotline,” and NOTUS reporter Evan McMorris-Santoro, will discuss key races influencing the balance of power in Congress. The production also will incorporate reporters on the ground in battleground states including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona and Nevada, with live coverage from campaign headquarters. C-SPAN is expecting to present at least 20 victory and concession speeches from races around the country.
C-SPAN’s election night coverage will be available on C-SPAN, C-SPAN Radio, C-SPAN.org, the C-SPAN Now app and on C-SPAN’s YouTube page.

More information on its coverage is available here.
FOX News Media
October 28, 2024

FOX NEWS MEDIA TO PRESENT MARATHON SPECIAL PROGRAMMING ACROSS ALL PLATFORMS FOR 2024 ELECTION

FOX News Channel’s Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum to Co-Anchor FNC’s “FOX News Democracy 2024” on November 5th from 6 PM – 2 AM/ET

Election-Focused Programming to Begin on Sunday, November 3rd

FNC’s Expert Legal Panel to Break Down the Latest News on Election Legal Challenges Across the Country Throughout Special Coverage

NEW YORK – October 28, 2024 — FOX News Media will present extensive, multiplatform live programming surrounding Election Day 2024, beginning Sunday, November 3rd across FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX News Audio, FOX Nation, FOX News Digital and FOX Weather.

FNC’s Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum will once again lead America’s most-watched election coverage on November 5th live from the network’s headquarters in New York City. Beginning at 6 PM/ET, Baier and MacCallum will co-anchor FOX News Democracy 2024 as election results begin to pour in, taking viewers through the latest information when it becomes available. America’s Newsroom’s Bill Hemmer will helm the “Bill”-board, delivering viewers election data county-by-county and state-by-state throughout the evening while America Reports’ Sandra Smith will break down developments from FOX News Voter Analysis, a survey of early and Election Day voters conducted by the nonpartisan research organization NORC at the University of Chicago and the Associated Press. The Faulkner Focus anchor Harris Faulkner will showcase voters’ voices during FNC’s coverage, speaking with a live audience of voters about the issues that impact them the most.
 
Additionally, FNC’s viewer experience will be enhanced with several technical and design innovations, including augmented reality (AR) technology for anchor Bill Hemmer’s “Bill”-board, recently developed virtual set technology and new touchscreen applications for FOX News Voter Analysis as well as upgrades to the network’s state-of-the art Studio M, home of America’s election coverage. These tools will allow FNC’s reporting teams to seamlessly provide the audience with the most updated polling information and voter analysis throughout its coverage in an immersive setting.

During FNC’s eight-hour election special, up-to-the-minute analysis and commentary will be provided by co-host of The Five and co-anchor of America’s Newsroom Dana Perino, chief political analyst Brit Hume, The Five’s Harold Ford Jr. and Jessica Tarlov as well as contributors Karl Rove and Kellyanne Conway. Additionally, FNC will provide viewers with the latest news and analysis on election legal challenges across the country with its expert panel consisting of FNC’s legal editor Kerri Urbahn and network contributors Andy McCarthy and Jonathan Turley. FNC’s primetime stars Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters and Sean Hannity will also make appearances to provide analysis during the evening.

FNC’s senior White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich and correspondent Mark Meredith will provide the latest from Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign headquarters as senior national correspondent Aishah Hasnie and national correspondent Bill Melugin report from Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump’s headquarters. Senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy will report live from the White House.

FOX News @ Night’s Trace Gallagher will anchor overnight coverage beginning at 2AM/ET and FOX & Friends will kick off the morning of November 6th an hour early at 5 AM/ET. Later Wednesday evening, Gallagher will anchor a two-hour edition of FOX News @ Night from 11 PM- 1 AM/ET and FNC’s Jon Scott and Molly Line will lead overnight FOX News Democracy 2024 coverage from 1 – 4AM/ET. FOX & Friends First will begin at 4 AM/ET on Thursday, November 7th.

Leading up to election day, FNC will present live programming surrounding the election. On Sunday, November 3rd, the network will present special weekend editions of FOX & Friends with co-hosts Ainsley Earhardt, Steve Doocy, Lawrence Jones and Brian Kilmeade followed by America’s Newsroom with Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino from 9-11 AM/ET, The Faulkner Focus with Harris Faulkner at 11 AM/ET, Outnumbered  from 12-1 PM/ET, America Reports with John Roberts and Sandra Smith from 1-3 PM/ET, The Story with Martha MacCallum at 3 PM/ET, Your World with Neil Cavuto at 4 PM/ET and The Five (5 PM/ET). Kicking off evening programming at 6 PM/ET, Bret Baier will anchor Special Report and FNC’s powerful primetime lineup of The Ingraham Angle at 7 PM/ET, Jesse Watters Primetime at 8 PM/ET and Hannity at 9 PM/ET will all host live election-focused programs. FOX News @ Night will be live at 11 PM/ET on Sunday and anchor Trace Gallagher will also present a special live two-hour program on Monday, November 4th.  Following FOX News @ Night on Monday, FNC’s Jon Scott and Molly Line will co-anchor FOX News Democracy 2024 overnight from 1-4 AM/ET with FOX & Friends First waking America up an hour early on election day at 4 AMET.

Over two dozen FOX News Media correspondents will be on tap to cover the results as they unfold and report from battleground states across the country, including: issue-focused reporters Chad Pergram (Capitol Hill and balance of power), Griff Jenkins (protests), Kevin Corke and Madeleine Rivera (news of the day), senior correspondent Eric Shawn (election integrity issues) and correspondent David Spunt (election security and legal challenges) from New York and Washington, DC. Additional correspondents across the country include FNC’s Alicia Acuna (Arizona), Bryan Llenas (Pennsylvania), Jonathan Serrie (North Carolina), Steve Harrigan (Florida), Alexandria Hoff (Pennsylvania), DanaMarie McNicholl (Georgia), Mike Tobin (Wisconsin), Nate Foy (Ohio), Brooke Taylor (Texas), Garrett Tenney (Nebraska), Dan Springer (Montana), Jeff Paul (Nevada), Christina Coleman (California), FOX Business Network’s Jeff Flock and Jackie DeAngelis (Pennsylvania), Grady Trimble (Michigan), and Madison Alworth (Georgia), among others.

On FOX Network, FOX News Sunday anchor Shannon Bream and America Reports’ John Roberts will co-anchor election night coverage from 7 PM/ET until 1 AM/ET. During the special, they will be joined by FNC contributors Mary Katharine Ham, Marie Harf, Guy Benson and senior political analyst Juan Williams. FNC correspondent Rich Edson will be live from Vice President Harris’ campaign headquarters while national correspondent Alexis McAdams will be reporting live from former President Donald Trump’s. FOX Network will also provide analysis and insight on legal challenges and their impact on the election with guests former Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Tom Dupree and Constitutional Accountability Center President Elizabeth Wydra. Additionally, correspondent Jonathan Hunt will provide hourly news updates throughout FOX’s programming.

FOX Business Network (FBN) will present FBN Democracy 2024: Election Coverage from 5 – 7 PM/ET led by Charles Payne, Dagen McDowell and Sean Duffy, followed by a simulcast FNC’s Democracy 2024: Election Coverage from 7 PM – 5 AM/ET. FBN will feature economy-focused panel segments on FNC’s coverage throughout the night.

FOX News Digital will feature the latest news surrounding the election, results and information. Up-to-the-minute data and developments will be provided to the digital audience as users can review FOX News Voter Analysis as polls close in each state. Users can also follow both the Democracy ‘24 and Balance of Power live blogs throughout the day as the latest races are called across the country. FOX News Digital’s [foxnews.com/elections]election hub will have real-time data for users to track the presidential race, congressional and gubernatorial races, complete with a fully interactive map of the country and probability dials displaying the likelihood of the outcome and the congressional balance of power. Viewers can also customize and select races on the “My Races” page to follow along to their favorite contests. FOXNews.com will also livestream the channel’s special coverage, including race results, election trends and in-depth political analysis.

FOX News Audio will provide nonstop election day coverage and will kick off its evening programming with a one-hour preview show anchored by FNC’s Bret Baier, Martha MacCallum and Dana Perino. At 7 PM/ET, FOX News Radio’s Jared Halpern and Jessica Rosenthal will lead state-by-state coverage of the presidential election and balance of power in Congress with unparalleled analysis from FNC reporters throughout the country. FOX News Headlines 24/7 will also deliver Democracy 2024 updates and results surrounding our election night coverage every 15 minutes on SiriusXM Channel 115.

FOX & Friends Weekend co-host Pete Hegseth will host opinion-based election night coverage on FOX Nation live from Nashville beginning at 8 PM/ET for subscribers. UnConventional with Pete Hegseth will include commentary from OutKick’s Tomi Lahren and Clay Travis, FOX & Friends Weekend’s Will Cain and Rachel Campos-Duffy, FOX News Saturday Night’s Jimmy Failla, and more as they react to the updates and results throughout the evening.

FOX Weather will also produce special coverage focused on how the weather will impact voters around the country in key battleground states as well as those that are still recovering from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Additionally, FOX News International is available in over 40 countries for subscribers abroad to stream FNC’s Democracy 2024 election coverage. The service is available to download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store for $6.99.

FOX News Media operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX News Digital, FOX News Audio, FOX News Books, the direct-to-consumer streaming services FOX Nation and FOX News International and the free ad-supported television service FOX Weather. Currently the number one network in all of cable, FNC has also been the most watched television news channel for more than 22 consecutive years, while FBN is the top business channel on cable. Owned by Fox Corporation, FOX News Media reaches nearly 200 million people each month.

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FOX News Media Contact:

Jessica Ketner

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October 28, 2024

FOX NEWS CHANNEL TO DEBUT NEW IMMERSIVE GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY IN ENHANCED STATE-OF-THE-ART STUDIO DURING 2024 ELECTION COVERAGE

NEW YORK — October 28, 2024 — FOX News Channel (FNC) will debut new immersive graphics technology during its FOX News: Democracy 2024 coverage on Tuesday, November 5th. As part of FNC’s renovation of its premiere Studio M earlier this year, the network’s engineers enhanced the viewer experience with several technology and design innovations, including augmented reality (AR) technology for anchor Bill Hemmer’s “Bill”-board, recently developed virtual set technology and new touchscreen applications for the FOX News Voter Analysis. The innovative tools will enable FNC’s reporting teams to seamlessly provide the audience with the most updated polling information and voter analysis throughout its marathon coverage.

Debuting on election night, the newly developed “Bill”-board technology was enhanced to include augmented reality attributes and 3D interaction, enabling Hemmer to further drill into election data in real time. Hemmer will now be able to interact and telestrate in 3D space as the infrared sensors can track anchors and objects. Additionally, the 3D space is equipped with voice to text where natural language will trigger augmented reality graphics. These new tools will be visible in population maps, outstanding vote maps and battleground state historical voting charts.

FNC also created several sophisticated multimedia presentation concepts to enhance the viewers election experience, including a ‘Path to 270’ map, showcasing the presidential nominees’ potential line to the critical electoral votes needed through dynamic 3D interaction. News anchors can present various scenarios by moving virtual objects representing the electoral votes in the path to win the presidency.. Additionally, the network developed a ‘Top 5 Closest Races’ tool which offers a snapshot of the races that are too close to call. This provides real-time updates on the candidates’ standings and the impact on the electoral landscape, allowing the audience to visualize the intensity and uncertainty of the closest battles for the presidency.

In addition to the technological enhancements, FNC also made several design improvements to its state-of-the-art Studio M which has served as America’s election headquarters over the last two presidential cycles. On election night, co-anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum as well as their panel will convene behind a bespoke “super desk,” designed for the anchors and their teams to use during special news coverage. Studio M also now features a two-story high accent feature wall and a 20 foot long ultra-high-definition media wall for showcasing video and photo elements during broadcast.  Additionally, dimensional accent walls and extensive lighting placements were developed to create multiple presentation areas in the studio.

FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service and has been the number one network in basic cable for the last eight years and the most-watched television news channel for more than 22 consecutive years, currently attracting nearly 50% of the cable news viewing audience according to Nielsen Media Research. Notably, Nielsen/MRI Fusion has consistently shown FNC to be the network of choice for more Democrat and Independent viewers, with the most politically diverse audience in cable news. Additionally, a 2023 New York Times/Siena College poll found FNC as the leading single source of news for voters across the country. Owned by Fox Corporation, FNC is available in nearly 70 million homes and dominates the cable news landscape, routinely notching the top 10 programs in the genre.

FOX News Channel Contacts:

Jessica Ketner

NBC News
October 30, 2024

NBC News to Present “Decision 2024” Election Coverage Across NBC, NBC News NOW & NBCNews.com

NBC to Offer 24 Hours of Live Election Coverage on Broadcast and 40+ Live Streaming News Hours on NBC News NOW

Lester Holt, Savannah Guthrie, Kristen Welker, Tom Llamas & Hallie Jackson to Lead Primetime Coverage From All-New VR-Powered Set at 30 Rockefeller Plaza

NBCNews.com to Feature Latest Race Calls, Breaking News, Live Video and On-the-Ground Reporting in 2024 Live Blog and Up-to-the-Minute Results Pages Powered by the NBC News Decision Desk

October 30, 2024 – NBC News will offer “Decision 2024” election coverage across NBC, NBC News NOW and NBCNews.com beginning Tuesday, November 5.

Originating from a brand-new, state-of-the-art election set from 30 Rockefeller Plaza, NBC News’ marquee anchors will offer 24 hours of consecutive live coverage to viewers on their local NBC stations for the first time everbeginning at 5 p.m. ET on Election Day.

NBC News NOW will present live programming for 40+ hours, beginning at 7 a.m. ET Tuesday and continuing late into Wednesday evening.

NBCNews.com and the NBC News app will feature up-to-the-minute results pages for the latest in the race, as well as a comprehensive live blog powered by the whole NBC News team with the latest race calls, breaking news, live video and on-the-ground reporting.

Over 100 journalists will contribute coverage from around the country, continuing the network’s on-the-ground investment in battleground regions. Vote Watch, a network-wide effort to identify and report on false claims or misinformation if they arise, will have a dedicated desk staffed with reporters and experts who will fact-check and debunk potentially misleading stories or statements. The team will also track any voting irregularities and potential legal challenges that may arise.

New interactive production elements will be on display throughout the week, including pioneering mixed reality technology and interactive graphical elements that extend into a working newsroom space — helping viewers witness firsthand the energy of the newsroom as anchors, reporters and experts track the latest developments in the race.

24 HOURS OF SPECIAL COVERAGE BEGINNING AT 5 P.M. ET ON ELECTION DAY, SIMULCAST ON NBC AND NBC NEWS NOW
  • NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt and TODAY co-anchor Savannah Guthrie lead rolling special coverage at 6:30 p.m. ET, joined by Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker, Hallie Jackson NOW anchor Hallie Jackson and Top Story anchor Tom Llamas, who will be stationed at the Big Board throughout the night to break down the latest numbers and results.
  • Jackson and Llamas kick off coverage earlier that evening on NBC and NBC News NOW, bringing broadcast and streaming viewers key insights from the first wave of exit polls and early analysis of the evening ahead. 
  • At 2 a.m. ET on Wednesday morning, NBC News Daily co-anchor Kate Snow and TODAY news anchor Craig Melvin continue anchoring rolling coverage through 6 a.m. ET, with NBC News chief political analyst Chuck Todd at the Big Board and senior White House correspondent Kelly O’Donnell and Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles on set for insight and analysis.
NBC NEWS TO CONTINUE ROLLING COVERAGE WITH SPECIAL EDITIONS OF TODAY, NBC NIGHTLY NEWS AND NBC NEWS DAILY ON WEDNESDAY
  • TODAY will go up for a special 6 a.m. ET election edition, anchored by Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb. 
  • At 10 a.m. ET, Craig Melvin picks up special coverage, anchoring until 12 p.m. ET.
  • NBC News Daily continues special coverage at 12 p.m., anchored by Vicky Nguyen, Morgan Radford, Kate Snow and Zinhle Essamuah. All five hours of NBC News Daily will be made available to local stations across the U.S. and will stream on NBC News NOW. Coverage continues until 5 p.m. ET.
  • At 6:30 p.m. ET, Lester Holt anchors a special one-hour edition of NBC Nightly News covering the latest in the race.
  • NBC News NOW is free and widely distributed across every popular online streaming platform, including Peacock, YouTube, Samsung TV Plus, the Roku Channel and via the NBC News app, as well as NBCNews.com and NBC News’ accounts on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and X.
LIVE RESULTS, LIVE VIDEO, LIVE UPDATES AND COMPREHENSIVE DATA AND RESULTS POWERED BY THE NBC NEWS DECISION DESK ON NBCNEWS.COM
  • NBCNews.com will feature exclusive early vote live data across the country, state by state, with a breakdown of the vote by gender, age and party affiliation.
  • NBCNews.com will feature presidential race results as polls close, as well as state and local election results pages, comprehensive exit poll data and analysis and the latest on ballot measures across the country. 
  • On Election Day, NBC News’ team of anchors, correspondents and reporters will power a one-stop NBCNews.com live updates experience featuring analysis and on-the-ground reporting, the latest exit poll data, down-ballot news, race calls and more.
  • Across social platforms, Stay Tuned is launching the new “24 in 24” series on 24 key Gen Z figures influencing this election and produce a special edition of Election Night coverage on Snapchat and other social platforms, while NBC News’ viral TikTok series #NBCdebunks returns for the 2024 Election, debunking viral disinformation spreading on the platform. 
  • NBC News’ interactive voting tool Plan Your Vote is back for the 2024 Election, providing a comprehensive, state-by-state guide of information voters need to know about the voting rules where they live.
VOTE WATCH INITIATIVE TO IDENTIFY & REPORT ON FALSE CLAIMS, MISINFORMATION AND VOTING IRREGULARITIES RETURNS — PLUS, 30+ COUNTY CAPTAINS REPORT FROM CLOSELY CONTESTED REGIONS IN COORDINATION WITH LOCAL STATIONS
  • NBC News is bringing back Vote Watch, a network-wide collaborative effort to monitor, report on, and fact-check false claims, misinformation and voting irregularities. The project is powered by our misinfo-disinformation reporters, cyber security and tech reporters, national security, law enforcement and justice reporters.
  • On Election Night, NBC News senior legal correspondent Laura Jarrett and NBC News national law enforcement & intelligence correspondent Tom Winter will staff the Vote Watch desk on set to report on and debunk misinformation and outline any legal concerns around the election for viewers. They will be working in coordination with chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell on monitoring reports of foreign interference, justice and intelligence correspondent Ken Dilanian, homeland security correspondent Julia Ainsley and senior reporters Brandy Zadrozny and Jane Timm.
  • NBC News has deployed over 30 County Captains to precincts and vote centers where the vote may be especially close, providing real-time, on-the-ground updates to NBC News & the NBC News Decision Desk.
MORE THAN 100 NBC NEWS CORRESPONDENTS, REPORTERS AND EMBEDS DISPATCHED ACROSS THE U.S. REPORTING FROM KEY BATTLEGROUND STATES
  • Trump HQ: Garrett Haake, Dasha Burns, Vaughn Hillyard, Matt Dixon and Henry Gomez
  • Harris HQ: Peter Alexander, Yamiche Alcindor, Gabe Gutierrez, Natasha Korecki and Peter Nicholas
  • White House: Monica Alba, Mike Memoli and Aaron Gilchrist 
  • Plus, correspondents, digital reporters, producers and embeds report from battleground states around the country, including Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Texas, Nevada, Nebraska and more. 
PEACOCK DEBUTS NBC NEWS MULTIVIEW FOR ELECTION NIGHT FEATURING NBC NEWS NOW AND KEY DECISION DESK UPDATES
  • Leveraging NBC News coverage, Peacock’s Election Multiview will present viewers with a curated three-view experience featuring NBC News NOW for breaking news, a “Kornacki Cam” for Steve Kornacki’s signature data analysis and a balance-of-power map with real-time results. 
  • The Multiview experience on Peacock will be available beginning at 6 p.m. ET on Election Day.
For more information, contact: 
Alex Butcher-Nesbitt
Claudia Meyer-Samargia
PBS News
October 21, 2024

PBS News Announces Election 2024 Special Coverage Plans

Arlington, VA (October 21, 2024)–PBS News will provide live special coverage of the 2024 presidential and congressional elections on PBS stations and streaming on PBS News’ digital and social platforms on Tuesday, November 5, beginning at 7:00 p.m. ET.

Co-anchored by Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett, coverage will include reporting from PBS News Hour Capitol Hill and Trump campaign correspondent Lisa Desjardins; White House and Harris campaign correspondent  Laura Barrón-López from the Harris campaign headquarters; national correspondent William Brangham from the Trump campaign headquarters; national correspondent and PBS News Weekend anchor John Yang in Pennsylvania; correspondent and PBS News Hour West anchor Stephanie Sy in Arizona; correspondent Miles O’Brien in Georgia; senior correspondent Judy Woodruff; and several PBS station reporters in multiple states across the country.

Analysis will be provided by editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report Amy Walter, Republican strategist Kevin Madden, Democratic strategist Faiz Shakir, Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart and New York Times op-ed columnist David Brooks.

Live stream coverage will extend online to PBS News’ site, and its YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok channels. Coverage will include a digital preshow beginning at 12:00 p.m. ET on Election Day, programmed until at least 2:00 a.m. ET, with pre-produced video and graphics running into the morning, when PBS News will launch a special, morning show stream featuring live reporting by PBS News Hour talent. That special will stream live each morning that week beginning on Wednesday, as is warranted by election-related news.

Reporting and fact-checking from The Poynter Institute’s PolitiFact will be featured across PBS News’ digital platforms.

Results for the presidential, House of Representatives, Senate and gubernatorial elections will be announced as they are called by The Associated Press.
 
Media contact: Ella Richardson
Univision
October 31, 2024

Noticias Univision Announces Multiplatform Coverage of 2024 Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 5

Ilia Calderón, Enrique Acevedo and Jorge Ramos to Lead “Destino 2024: Noche de Elecciones” Starting at 4 p.m. ET

Comprehensive Coverage Begins at 7 a.m. on Univision, and Streaming on ViX

MIAMI – OCTOBER 31, 2024 – Noticias Univision will provide multiplatform coverage of the 2024 Election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, with dedicated Destino 2024 programming airing across Univision, ViX, and UnivisionNoticias.com. The network’s in-depth coverage begins at 7 a.m. ET across all platforms, with Noche de Elecciones, led by the most trusted names in Spanish-language news – Ilia Calderón, Enrique Acevedo and Jorge Ramos – airing from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m. ET, live from Miami.

Noticias Univision’s comprehensive coverage begins with Despierta América and La Voz de la Mañana, anchored by Satcha Pretto, María Antonieta Collins, and Paulina Sodi, alongside Alan Tacher and Karla Martínez. Extensive reporting and insights will be featured prominently across all news shows throughout the day, including Noticiero Univision Edición Digital at 12 p.m. ET with Borja Voces and Carolina Sarassa presenting the latest information on voter turnout and Primer Impacto at 5 p.m. ET, where anchors Pamela Silva and Michelle Galván will provide updates with national correspondents in key locations. Programming will extend post-election day on Wednesday, Nov. 6, starting at 7 a.m. ET on broadcast, streaming and digital platforms.

Noticias Univision’s political journalists — including Felix de Bedout, Andres Echevarria, Elian Zidan, Maity Iteriano, Carolina Sarassa, Blanca Rosa Vilchez, Luis Megid and Pedro Rojas — will deliver comprehensive insights on key issues, including a breakdown of the electoral college count, important key state initiatives, award-winning fact-checker “El Detector,” and other election day segments. Noticias Univision will deploy an unparalleled team of reporters to critical states across the nation, including Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington, D.C.

Noticias Univision’s coverage will feature analysis from Democratic analyst Fabián Núñez, former California State Assembly Speaker and partner at Actum, and Republican analyst Carlos Díaz-Rosillo, a former Harvard faculty member who held prominent roles in the Trump White House and Department of Defense.

UnivisionNoticias.com will offer a live blog with real-time updates, in-depth reporting, and commentary in its Destino 2024 politics section. Univision’s fact-checking platform, “El Detector,” will enable viewers to verify key statements and data during election night, with interactive access via the FactCHAT bot on WhatsApp. The Noticias Univision graphics team will share live results for presidential, Senate, Congress, and Governor races. Additionally, Noticias Univision will stream the election night special coverage on YouTube’s Noticias Univision channel, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Stay updated and join the Destino 2024 election conversation with Noticias Univision on UnivisionNoticias.com or follow @UniNoticias on X, Instagram, Threads and comment along with others on Facebook.com/UnivisionNoticias. Coverage can also be watched on the Noticias Univision’s YouTube page.

For more press information on TelevisaUnivision please visit our Newsroom or follow us on X, Instagram and Threads.

CONTACT: Melissa Agudelo – Director of Communications for News and Sports
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Noticias Univision Anuncia Cobertura Multiplataforma de la Elección 2024 el Martes 5 de Noviembre

Ilia Calderón, Enrique Acevedo y Jorge Ramos Conducirán “Destino 2024: Noche de Elecciones” a Partir de las 4 p.m. ET

Cobertura Completa Comienza a las 7 a.m. en Univision, y Streaming en ViX

MIAMI – 31 DE OCTUBRE DE 2024 – Noticias Univision ofrecerá cobertura multiplataforma de las Elecciones de 2024 el martes 5 de noviembre, con programación dedicada a Destino 2024 que se transmitirá a través de Univision, ViX y UnivisionNoticias.com. La cobertura detallada de la cadena comienza a las 7 a.m. ET en todas las plataformas, con Noche de Elecciones, conducida por los nombres más confiables de las noticias en español – Ilia Calderón, Enrique Acevedo y Jorge Ramos – transmitiendo de 4 p.m. a 3 a.m. ET, en vivo desde Miami.

La amplia cobertura de Noticias Univision comienza con Despierta América y La Voz de la Mañana, conducidos por Satcha Pretto, María Antonieta Collins y Paulina Sodi, junto a Alan Tacher y Karla Martínez. Amplios reportajes y perspectivas serán destacados en todos los noticieros a lo largo del día, incluyendo Noticiero Univision Edición Digital a las 12 p.m. ET con Borja Voces y Carolina Sarassa presentando la información más reciente sobre la participación electoral y Primer Impacto a las 5 p.m. ET, donde las presentadoras Pamela Silva y Michelle Galván ofrecerán actualizaciones con corresponsales nacionales en lugares clave. La programación se extenderá hasta el miércoles 6 de noviembre, después de la votación, a partir de las 7 a.m. ET en televisión abierta, streaming y plataformas digitales.

Los periodistas políticos de Noticias Univision -incluyendo a Félix de Bedout, Andrés Echevarría, Elián Zidán, Maity Iteriano, Carolina Sarassa, Blanca Rosa Vílchez, Luis Megid y Pedro Rojas- ofrecerán perspectivas integrales sobre temas clave, incluyendo un desglose del conteo del colegio electoral, importantes iniciativas estatales clave, el galardonado verificador de hechos “El Detector” y otros segmentos del día de las elecciones. Noticias Univision desplegará un equipo incomparable de reporteros en estados críticos de todo el país, incluyendo Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Nueva Jersey, Nueva York, Nevada, Carolina del Norte, Ohio, Pensilvania, Texas y Washington, D.C.

La cobertura de Noticias Univision contará con el análisis del analista demócrata Fabián Núñez, ex presidente de la Asamblea Estatal de California y socio de Actum, y del analista republicano Carlos Díaz-Rosillo, ex miembro de la facultad de Harvard que ocupó puestos destacados en la Casa Blanca y el Departamento de Defensa de Trump.

UnivisionNoticias.com ofrecerá un blog en directo con actualizaciones en tiempo real, reportajes en profundidad y comentarios en su sección de política Destino 2024. La plataforma de verificación de hechos de Univision, “El Detector”, permitirá a los espectadores verificar declaraciones y datos clave durante la noche electoral, con acceso interactivo a través del bot FactCHAT en WhatsApp. El equipo gráfico de Noticias Univision compartirá en directo los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales, al Senado, al Congreso y a la Gobernación. Además, Noticias Univision transmitirá la cobertura especial de la noche electoral en el canal de Noticias Univision de YouTube, Twitter, Instagram y TikTok.

INFORMACIÓN ADICIONAL

Mantente actualizado y únete a la conversación sobre las elecciones de Destino 2024 con Noticias Univision en UnivisionNoticias.com o sigue a @UniNoticias en X, Instagram, Threads y comenta junto a otros en Facebook.com/UnivisionNoticias. La cobertura también se puede ver en la página de YouTube de Noticias Univision.

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NPR
October 28, 2024

Make NPR your 2024 election night news source

Monday, October 28, 2024; Washington, D.C. – Looking for trusted, reliable and up-to-date news on election night? Tune in, or log-on to NPR.

Starting on election night, our special coverage will bring you live updates from NPR headquarters in DC, with key political correspondents reporting directly from critical swing states. You can follow along on your local Member station broadcast, online at NPR.org, through the NPR App, or on your smart speaker. We’ll also share updates on social media at Facebook.com/nprpolitics and Instagram/nprpolitics, with recaps on the NPR Politics Podcast. Stay informed with breaking news alerts and live election results via the NPR App or through email subscription.

Find your local station at npr.org/stations (Special coverage for election returns from NPR will be live from 7pm-3am ET; many stations will carry it).

Digital Coverage:

  • Live Blog: A live blog will be available at NPR.org with breaking news, election returns, exit polling,  and analysis from NPR’s team of experts beginning at 7 am ET on Tuesday.
  • Interactive Map: A live-updating election results map, with tools that allow users to view returns by state and key counties, as well as historical results from previous elections will be highlighted on NPR.org. Additional graphics on the site will update with Senate, House, gubernatorial results and ballot measures.
  • Local News Network: Visit your participating NPR Member station website for additional local news, including ballot measures and local elections.
  • The NPR Politics Podcast: The NPR politics team will be there with results and analysis. Look for new episodes wherever you get your podcasts.
  • Sign up for the Politics Newsletter: Don’t have time to tune in live? Listeners can get key analysis and takeaways from the election by signing up for our newsletter.
Our Reporting Team

These NPR reporters will be contributing reports of the election from the presidential swing states: Don Gonyea in Michigan,Hansi Lo Wang in Pennsylvania, Ben Giles and Ximena Bustillo in Arizona, Ashley Lopez in Nevada, Stephen Fowler in Georgia and Member station reporters in Wisconsin and North Carolina.

In our studio at our headquarters in Washington, D.C., we’ll have analysis from a number of respondents including: Tamara Keith, Asma Khalid, Danielle Kurtzleben, Mara Liasson, Domenico Montanaro, Ron Elving, Sarah McCammon, Claudia Grisales and Deirdre Walsh.

NPR’s Franco Ordoñez and Deepa Shivaram plan to report from presidential candidates’ headquarters on election night.

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