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Democratic candidates surged at the ballot box to retake the House and Senate under Republican President Donald Trump. It was a midterm pendulum swing that has often been seen after a single party assumes control of both the White House and Congress. The convincing results came amid months of false claims by President Donald Trump of rigged elections and rampant voter fraud – as well as attempts by the Department of Justice to seize states’ voter rolls.

People headed to the polls to cast their vote for the gubernatorial election today. WAMC visited some of these poll sites across the city of Albany to learn more about what was on top of voter's minds.

It’s Saturday the 31st of October – It’s Halloween and we are doing a very special edition of The Roundtable. Special because it is a Saturday. Special because we are broadcasting LIVE from the Great Barrington Farmers Market in Great Barrington, MA and special because of our Superstar Panel.The focus of this outdoor radio broadcast is to discuss the Midterm Elections…and to talk about how awesome the Berkshires, Great Barrington and this Farmers Market are.

James Ketterer gives a commentary on 'The Seductive Nature of Normalcy' James Ketterer is director of extension programs and professor of practice at the American University of Armenia. He is a frequent panelist on The Roundtable.

WAMC's David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor at The Times Union, about what's on the ballot this election day.

For voters who are disabled, filling out a ballot can pose a separate set of challenges besides figuring out who to vote for.

Early voting in New York began over the weekend and runs through Sunday. As voters head to the polls, WAMC’s Aaron Shellow-Lavine and Sam Dingman discuss some of the more commonly asked questions when it comes to voting in New York.

People at a recent festival in Plattsburgh said they want to hear where candidates stand on the issues

Vermont’s secretary of state and attorney general issued a joint statement today responding to claims President Donald Trump made Thursday night regarding election integrity

Vermont’s secretary of state launched a new program Monday that partners with businesses and nonprofit groups to improve civic engagement