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Campaign season is over and Yalies are casting their ballots. Read about voting rates, resources and challenges; how students and staff are engaging in the political process; and how election results could affect the campus and the country. Also in this section: a special Election 2020 podcast episode, and a look into how athletes, artists and scientists are responding to the political moment.

Despite new policy, students face delays in election mail received at residential colleges

By Julia Bialek, Emily Tian

SURVEY: While some students struggled with their states’ voting processes, most undergrads did not find voting to be difficult

By Julia Bialek

A forty percent gap: What would it take for all eligible Yalies to vote?

What to know about different systems of voting technology

Yale student groups prepare for 2020 election

By Madison Hahamy, Maria Antonia Sendas, Philip Mousavizadeh

Student-athletes work on campaigns and civic education before election

By Alessa Kim-Panero

The “heartbeat” of Yale football: Micah Awodiran ’22, originator of the Bulldog Ballot Challenge

A political bent: School of Art students and faculty engage with social activism

By Annie Radillo

School of Music composers’ works merge the personal and the political

By Marisol Carty

Yale faculty predict results — or lack of them — for 2020 presidential election

By Madison Hahamy

Yale professors weigh in on COVID-19 stakes in election

By Sydney Gray, Maria Fernanda Pacheco

Yale scientific and medical experts talk science, politics

From the White House to Hillhouse: How the election outcome may impact Yale

By Rose Horowitch