WURD is Your Source for Live & Local Election Day Coverage

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and WURD will be covering the races, the voters and the issues shaping this consequential election.

• Solomon Jones and Dr. James Peterson will provide special coverage of elections and the political stakes, both nationally and locally

• At 10 a.m., Tiffany Bacon and Joann Bell will host a special live Election Day broadcast.

• Throughout Election Day, correspondent Roxi Fab will report on air from polling places and other locations where voters are gathering.

• Be sure to follow WURD on Instagram and Facebook for reporting from our social media team on the ground.

How does your vote impact the issues you care about?

The connection between voting and public policy isn’t always straightforward. WURD contributors Chelsea Cox and Denise Clay-Murray explore that relationship through the issue of affordable housing, examining how decisions at every level of government affect housing affordability and what voters should understand about the policies shaping their communities.

• Explore Chelsea Cox’s breakdown on social media.

• Read Denise Clay-Murray’s article on affordable housing.

This collaborative coverage is supported by URL Media.

Voter apathy and election expectations in Philadelphia

A recent article from URL Media examines voter fatigue and apathy in Philadelphia, where some residents are feeling disconnected from the political process.

• Read the URL Media article.

WURD family — get to the polls to cast your vote!

If you experience or witness a problem at the polls, you can contact the nonpartisan Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).

One Million Black Voters Rising also shares resources on voting accessibility, ballot issues and what to do if you encounter problems while voting. Visit 1mbvr.org for more information.