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Politico takes a more moderate approach with a “What we know, what we don’t know” insert covering important facts about the election. And Buzzfeed News lists the most popular fake news stories on the web (and debunks them) .

The documentary format

To see: the 2 min 30 video clips from France Info gambling data switzerland filmed on smartphones by young Americans in their bedrooms. On the program of this series entitled #MonAmérique: global warming, immigration policy, freedom of religion, the place of Blacks, student debt, the role of finance, and the battle between Democrats and Republicans. A homemade, authentic and touching format.



Vox Media's short documentary in three 25-minute episodes entitled "The right to vote, can we buy an election, which vote really counts?" is available on Netflix . In addition to numerous explanatory articles , Vox Media has produced a series of rare pedagogy, in particular the last episode devoted to the swing states.

The board game format

Le Monde's electoral bingo offers readers a way to relax while waiting for the final election result. The idea? Check the box when the sentence is pronounced by a candidate, a journalist or a guest on set or when the fact described occurs. The goal: fill a complete row, column or diagonal to say "bingo!"



The Zen format

Since this election is a marathon, the New York Times has put together an “Election Distractor” full of images, videos and soundscapes to transport you away from the reality of November 2020. The idea is that you stare at the screen and randomly watch: a woman making herself a hot chocolate, a timelapse video of a plant growing, etc.