It’s election season. November 5th is drawing nearer—the stakes are high and the level of complexity even higher.
We know it can be daunting, but we have you covered. Below, we’ve broken down a few resources you can use to make informed decisions this election season. From informative podcasts to TikTok content you can trust, these are our top picks for understanding the ballot and the decision you’ll make on it.
Dive into our picks to get briefed before you vote in the 2024 U.S. election.
What to Queue 🎧
Crooked Media’s “Pod Save America”
A no B.S. take on politics, Pod Save America is the leading series objectively navigating the biggest factors influencing the election.
Vox’s “Today, Explained”
A daily rundown of every important headline you need to know to inform your decision, filtered from the noise.
NPR’s “The NPR Politics Podcast”
Not only a discussion of important political moments but an exploration of why they matter, released every afternoon.
Politicon’s “#SistersInLaw”
A sharp analysis of legal and political headlines, hosted by a diverse, all-women panel of political experts unafraid to pull back the curtain on how the government works.
What to Stream ⏯️
Carnegie-Knight News21’s “America After Roe”
Reproductive rights are at a turning point—tune into this series for a rundown on why and what we can do to protect bodily autonomy nationwide.
Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show”
Hit play for a satirical lens and subjective context on the year’s most pressing issues.
What to Follow 📲
Financial Times’ “Democracy 2024 Series”
Offering unique insight from a diverse panel of perspectives, this FT series zooms in on everything that matters most to the upcoming election with nuance.
Washington Post’s TikTok Page
Break up your FYP by adding The Washington Post to your rotation and you’ll receive funny yet painfully reflective (and informative) commentary.
League of Women Voters’ Vote411
One of the most robust platforms for exploring voting information and what’s on your ballot.
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