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Political experts say winner of the presidential race could possibly be known by 9pm ET. (Photo: AP)
Looking for Something Other Than Corporate Media on Election Night? Here You Go.
Progressive news outlets will be live-streaming and independent voices commenting on Election Night
Nov 08, 2016
With any luck, the long national nightmare of the 2016 election will be over Tuesday night.
The New York Times has a helpful breakdown of when polls close across the nation (and when we could potentially know who won).
For those looking for a non-corporate take on election night, both Democracy Now! (7pm ET) and the Real News Network (7:30pm ET) are live-streaming starting this evening.
Watch Democracy Now! below:
The Real News Network:
And the Young Turks is also providing all-day election coverage:
For real-time reactions to election night developments, follow along on social media with these independent journalists and progressive advocates:
A Twitter List by commondreams
And with nine states voting on recreational or medical marijuana measures, Cannabis Radio is live-streaming with policymakers and advocates through what it calls "Marijuana Election Night." Watch below:
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With any luck, the long national nightmare of the 2016 election will be over Tuesday night.
The New York Times has a helpful breakdown of when polls close across the nation (and when we could potentially know who won).
For those looking for a non-corporate take on election night, both Democracy Now! (7pm ET) and the Real News Network (7:30pm ET) are live-streaming starting this evening.
Watch Democracy Now! below:
The Real News Network:
And the Young Turks is also providing all-day election coverage:
For real-time reactions to election night developments, follow along on social media with these independent journalists and progressive advocates:
A Twitter List by commondreams
And with nine states voting on recreational or medical marijuana measures, Cannabis Radio is live-streaming with policymakers and advocates through what it calls "Marijuana Election Night." Watch below:
With any luck, the long national nightmare of the 2016 election will be over Tuesday night.
The New York Times has a helpful breakdown of when polls close across the nation (and when we could potentially know who won).
For those looking for a non-corporate take on election night, both Democracy Now! (7pm ET) and the Real News Network (7:30pm ET) are live-streaming starting this evening.
Watch Democracy Now! below:
The Real News Network:
And the Young Turks is also providing all-day election coverage:
For real-time reactions to election night developments, follow along on social media with these independent journalists and progressive advocates:
A Twitter List by commondreams
And with nine states voting on recreational or medical marijuana measures, Cannabis Radio is live-streaming with policymakers and advocates through what it calls "Marijuana Election Night." Watch below:
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