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How we’ll cover Tuesday’s elections
Mark Sappenfield
On Tuesday, we will cover the U.S. elections a little differently. We expect huge demand for information, as well as a desire for sources that won’t incite, frighten, or put a thumb on the partisan scale. So we will put a significant amount of our effort into live updates, which will be calm, insightful, short takes on key news with important analysis or context.
The link to the live updates page will be on our homepage. Just come to CSMonitor.com on Tuesday to find it. We’d appreciate your feedback on the idea and the execution. Please email me at editor@csmonitor.com.
