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2024 Elections

Vox answers your biggest questions about the 2024 elections.

Why Trump's running mate could be the most important VP pick of our time
Politics

VP picks are usually overhyped. But Trump's will really matter.

By Andrew Prokop
Joe Biden is pretty good at being president. He should run again.
Joe Biden is pretty good at being president. He should run again.
Politics

Some Democrats aren’t excited about Biden 2024. Here’s why they’re wrong.

By Dylan Matthews
Who is running for president in 2024? Meet the GOP candidates
Who is running for president in 2024? Meet the GOP candidates
2024 Elections

The GOP field is thinning as Trump maintains his dominance.

By Nicole Narea and Li Zhou
The secret delegate battle that will decide the 2024 Republican nominee
The secret delegate battle that will decide the 2024 Republican nominee
Politics

The battle for delegates is chaotic, expensive, and widely misunderstood — and can make or break a presidential candidate.

By Ben Jacobs

The latest in 2024 Elections

What young voters actually care about
What young voters actually care about
2024 Elections

It’s not what you think.

By Christian Paz
The silver lining in a very bad poll for Biden
The silver lining in a very bad poll for Biden
2024 Elections

The Sun Belt is a disaster, but the Great Lakes states offer some hope of beating Trump.

By Christian Paz
The Kristi Noem puppy-killing scandal, explained
The Kristi Noem puppy-killing scandal, explained
Politics

Noem wanted to look decisive. That’s not what happened.

By Li Zhou
Summer Lee’s primary puts Democrats’ divides on Israel on display
Summer Lee’s primary puts Democrats’ divides on Israel on display
Politics

Lee, the first Squad member to face a 2024 primary challenge, scored a decisive win.

By Li Zhou
Trump’s team keeps promising to increase inflation
Trump’s team keeps promising to increase inflation
2024 Elections

Voters trust Trump to lower prices, even as his advisers put forward plans for increasing Americans’ cost of living.

By Eric Levitz
Are young voters really embracing Donald Trump?
Are young voters really embracing Donald Trump?
2024 Elections

Plenty of data suggests Trump is making surprising gains with young Americans. The debate, explained.

By Christian Paz
Arizona’s ban spotlights the fraudulence of Trump’s “moderation” on abortion
Arizona’s ban spotlights the fraudulence of Trump’s “moderation” on abortion
Politics

To see what a second Trump administration would mean for reproductive rights, look to Arizona’s abortion ban, not Trump’s cheap words.

By Eric Levitz
Nebraska legislators reject proposal to help Trump win the Electoral College
Nebraska legislators reject proposal to help Trump win the Electoral College
Politics

The state has an odd rule that gave Biden an electoral vote in 2020. Trump wants to change that. So far, he’s failed.

By Andrew Prokop
Biden is doing everything to reach Latinos. Trump is barely trying.
Biden is doing everything to reach Latinos. Trump is barely trying.
2024 Elections

Democrats are starting their Latino outreach early because they know they have a problem.

By Christian Paz
Why Republican federal judges are fighting among themselves
Why Republican federal judges are fighting among themselves
Supreme Court

Simmering tensions between traditionalist Republican judges and MAGA judges are starting to boil over.

By Ian Millhiser
You can’t afford to buy a house. Biden knows that.
You can’t afford to buy a house. Biden knows that.
Politics

The housing crisis is already shaping the president’s reelection campaign.

By Rachel M. Cohen
Truth Social just made Trump billions. Will it solve his financial woes?
Truth Social just made Trump billions. Will it solve his financial woes?
Politics

Trump’s social network has made him one of the richest people in the world — at least on paper.

By Nicole Narea
Why Biden’s fundraising dominance could save his campaign
Why Biden’s fundraising dominance could save his campaign
2024 Elections

Also, why it might not.

By Eric Levitz
Is Biden on track for defeat? The debate, explained.
Is Biden on track for defeat? The debate, explained.
Politics

Should we take current polls seriously? Or are there good reasons to expect a Biden comeback?

By Andrew Prokop
Should we care about RFK Jr. and his new running mate?
Should we care about RFK Jr. and his new running mate?
Politics

The Kennedy conspiracy theorist, his VP pick Nicole Shanahan, and their potential to upend the 2024 presidential election, explained.

By Nicole Narea
The House GOP just gave Biden’s campaign a huge gift
The House GOP just gave Biden’s campaign a huge gift
Politics

Roughly 80 percent of House Republicans just lined up behind a plan to cut Social Security and ban all abortions.

By Eric Levitz
3 theories for why Donald Trump’s popularity is rising
3 theories for why Donald Trump’s popularity is rising
2024 Elections

Trump’s favorability has ticked up with many Americans and soared with some traditionally Democratic groups.

By Christian Paz
Trump just opened the door to Social Security cuts. Take him seriously.
Trump just opened the door to Social Security cuts. Take him seriously.
Politics

A second Trump presidency is likely to bring more austerity than the first one did.

By Eric Levitz
Biden’s vs. Trump’s economy, in 8 charts
Biden’s vs. Trump’s economy, in 8 charts
Politics

The gaps between perception of the economy and the reality, explained.

By Nicole Narea
Charlamagne tha God on why many Black voters aren’t sold on Biden
Charlamagne tha God on why many Black voters aren’t sold on Biden
Politics

A live Today, Explained, conversation on what Democrats need to show Black voters this year.

By Natalie Jennings and Noel King
Biden to nation: Republicans like rich people more than they like you
Biden to nation: Republicans like rich people more than they like you
Politics

The president is getting walloped on the economy. Here’s how he tried to change that.

By Eric Levitz
Mark Robinson, the North Carolina GOP nominee for governor, is off the rails even by MAGA standards
Mark Robinson, the North Carolina GOP nominee for governor, is off the rails even by MAGA standards
Politics

Robinson has denied the Holocaust, opposed women’s suffrage, threatened to use his AR-15 against the government, and more.

By Nicole Narea
Jason Palmer, the guy who beat Biden in American Samoa, briefly explained
Jason Palmer, the guy who beat Biden in American Samoa, briefly explained
Politics

A businessman and lesser-known candidate, Palmer wants to focus on “pass[ing] the torch.”

By Li Zhou
Democrats’ latest problem: 1 in 5 Latino voters are considering switching parties
Democrats’ latest problem: 1 in 5 Latino voters are considering switching parties
2024 Elections

Both Democrats and Republicans are considering making a change, but it’s Biden’s party that has more to lose.

By Christian Paz
Bored with Biden and Trump? Here are 3 Super Tuesday primaries to watch.
Bored with Biden and Trump? Here are 3 Super Tuesday primaries to watch.
2024 Elections

The presidential primaries are basically over. But there’s still plenty to learn from California, Texas, and North Carolina.

By Christian Paz
The Supreme Court just crushed any hope that Trump could be removed from the ballot
The Supreme Court just crushed any hope that Trump could be removed from the ballot
Supreme Court

This is the second major victory the Supreme Court handed Trump in less than one week.

By Ian Millhiser
Trump’s immigration policies are his old ones — but worse
Trump’s immigration policies are his old ones — but worse
Politics

They include harsh new proposals, and augmented versions of past ideas, too.

By Li Zhou
Can Biden contain the fallout from his Gaza policy in Michigan?
Can Biden contain the fallout from his Gaza policy in Michigan?
Politics

Biden’s support for Israel’s military campaign is testing Arab American voters’ loyalty in Michigan and beyond.

By Nicole Narea
Do 1 in 5 Americans really believe Taylor Swift is in cahoots with Biden?
Do 1 in 5 Americans really believe Taylor Swift is in cahoots with Biden?
Politics

The real reach of the conspiracy theory surrounding the pop star, explained.

By Christian Paz
Biden is weak — and unstoppable
Biden is weak — and unstoppable
Joe Biden

It will be hard to convince the president that he isn’t the best of his party’s bad options.

By Eric Levitz
How NIMBYs are helping to turn the public against immigrants
How NIMBYs are helping to turn the public against immigrants
Immigration

In this house, we believe that high rents fuel nativist backlashes.

By Eric Levitz
Yes, Democrats, it’s Biden or bust
Yes, Democrats, it’s Biden or bust
Today, Explained newsletter

Even if voters or the establishment wanted to, there really isn’t a viable process to replace Biden as the nominee.

By Christian Paz
Nevada’s primary and caucuses didn’t change the race. They did wreak avoidable chaos.
Nevada’s primary and caucuses didn’t change the race. They did wreak avoidable chaos.
2024 GOP primary

Trump won, Haley lost, and Nevada botched its key role in the GOP primary.

By Nicole Narea
What the business community thinks of a Trump economy reboot
What the business community thinks of a Trump economy reboot
Audio
Policy

The economy did well under Trump the first time around. Here’s why some CEOs are worried about the sequel.

By Noel King
Trump’s rumored VP shortlist, explained
Trump’s rumored VP shortlist, explained
Politics

A rundown of the people auditioning for the job — and what they bring to the ticket.

By Li Zhou
Biden and Trump are both old. Only one got a special counsel memory test.
Biden and Trump are both old. Only one got a special counsel memory test.
Politics

The investigator said Biden presented as a “sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory” — a political gift to Trump and the GOP.

By Andrew Prokop
The Supreme Court sure sounds eager to put Trump back on the ballot
The Supreme Court sure sounds eager to put Trump back on the ballot
Supreme Court

Trump’s Supreme Court lawyer was a disaster, and it won’t matter one bit.

By Ian Millhiser
Can Colorado disqualify Trump from its ballot? 4 ways the Supreme Court might rule.
Can Colorado disqualify Trump from its ballot? 4 ways the Supreme Court might rule.
Today, Explained newsletter

The Court’s GOP-appointed majority is very likely to rule for Trump. But it also matters how they rule for Trump.

By Ian Millhiser
What’s really going on at the border, explained
What’s really going on at the border, explained
Today, Explained newsletter

What we mean when we say there’s a border crisis.

By Nicole Narea
Democrats are trying to pass a right-wing border bill, but the GOP won’t let them
Democrats are trying to pass a right-wing border bill, but the GOP won’t let them
Politics

Senate negotiations revealed what some Democrats are willing to give up on immigration in 2024.

By Nicole Narea