The 2020 U.S. election is likely to be more complicated than those in the past. The COVID-19 pandemic means more voters than ever may vote absentee and could reduce the number of available poll workers, leading to Election Day challenges. Misinformation spreads so quickly that it could be hard to know what to believe and where to turn for credible information.
Join us on Oct. 8 as Carter Center staffers and other leading U.S. election experts tell you what to expect this election season and how to make sure your vote is counted.
ModeratorSuzanne Malveaux, CNN national correspondent
PanelistMichael Chertoff, former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security and cofounder of The Chertoff Group
PanelistKevin Johnson, senior member of the Carter Center’s U.S. Election Expert Team and executive director of Election Reformers Network
PanelistJennifer Morrell, partner at The Elections Group
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