Politico Will Livestream Midterm Election Coverage on November 3
Politico will stream live video coverage of the US midterm elections on Tuesday, November 3, starting at 9 p.m., according to Variety.
The show is called "Politico Elections Live." "Live" means it airs as events unfold, with no pre-recorded segments. The midterms are the national votes held halfway through a US president's four-year term. Every seat in the House of Representatives is up, along with a third of the Senate.
Viewers can watch on Politico.com, in the Politico app, or on YouTube. Politico is a Washington news organisation that covers government and politics.
The panel has five people. Adam Wren, Dasha Burns and Will Steakin all write "Playbook," Politico's daily political newsletter. Jonathan Martin is the outlet's senior political columnist, and Alex Burns is its senior executive editor.
Election nights are long, and results arrive in waves. Many viewers follow them on several screens at once, switching between a cable channel, a news website and social media. A single live show with a fixed panel offers a different experience: one set of people talking through the count as it comes in.
The broadcast is one of several election-night options available to viewers, and the three platforms listed above are the places to find it. Politico has not, in the reporting so far, given details on how long the show will run after 9 p.m. or how many hours of coverage it plans to produce.
Election Day falls six days after this report. Anyone who wants to follow along can find the show on Politico's website, app or YouTube channel when it begins.
