Election Week 2020: Who Young People Voted For - CIRCLE
There has been much speculation this election cycle about whether or not the youth vote would turn out and what its impact would be. We can stop speculating and dive into the data thanks to CIRCLE (Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement). The report drills into which candidates young voters supported.
Guidance for Reporting Election Violence
Election SOS has joined eighteen other non-partisan organizations to provide some basic dos and don'ts for journalists covering possible election violence. The emphasis is on opting for context over conflict and being thoughtful about word choice.
Scenario Guidance for During Election Messaging - More In Common
The polls have closed but votes are still being counted. It’s unclear which scenario we’re in, but violence is possible in all. More In Common put together guidance on how to message for peace in any of the scenarios in order to reduce violence.
Resources to Prevent and Mitigate Political Violence
If you’re looking for a comprehensive round-up of resources to help guide your coverage of political violence and a way that does not escalate it, look no further.
Before and After the Vote: A Journalism-Resource Database - Free Press
Newsrooms, non-profits and universities have published hundreds of resources to help journalists cover this election and stay safe while doing so. But finding the right resource on deadline can be challenging, so Free Press put together a massive easy to navigate database of these resources.