It's a high-profile election year, and voters have questions and concerns about various election processes from polling methods to how races are called in the United States.In this comprehensive guide, we're helping voters get the facts on election security, the Electoral College, the race for control of Congress, and more. Get the Facts: Calling racesOn election night, you'll likely hear media organizations saying some races have been called. But what does that mean, and how does it work? Get the Facts on calling races.See more in the video player above.Get the Facts: PollingElection season is always filled with political polls trying to decipher which way voters are swaying and how it impacts the campaigns. Get the Facts on the polling process and how to interpret the information.Get the Facts: Electoral College When casting your vote, whether on Election Day or during early voting, you're voting for a slate of electors who will make up the Electoral College. Get the Facts on the Electoral College.Get the Facts: Control of CongressThis Election Day, the race for the White House is at the top of the ticket, but another race is also underway for control of Congress. Does it matter which party holds that position? Get the Facts on the balance of power.Get the Facts: Critical infrastructure Election security is a top concern heading into the 2024 election. It's actually considered to be a key part of the critical infrastructure of the United States. So, what does that mean? Get the Facts on critical infrastructure.Get the Facts: Counting votesWe likely won't see all the votes counted on election night. So, how long will it take, and are there enough ballots left out to be a deciding factor? Get the Facts about counting the vote. Get the Facts: How does mail-in voting work?Millions of people choose to cast their ballots by mail for several different reasons but the rules on when they're due and when they're counted vary by state. Get the facts on mail-in voting. Get the Facts: Tracking resultsThis is one of the most closely watched elections in modern history. So how can you watch the results roll in? Get the Facts on tracking results.

It's a high-profile election year, and voters have questions and concerns about various election processes from polling methods to how races are called in the United States.

In this comprehensive guide, we're helping voters get the facts on election security, the Electoral College, the race for control of Congress, and more.

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Get the Facts: Calling races

On election night, you'll likely hear media organizations saying some races have been called. But what does that mean, and how does it work? Get the Facts on calling races.

See more in the video player above.

Get the Facts: Polling

Election season is always filled with political polls trying to decipher which way voters are swaying and how it impacts the campaigns. Get the Facts on the polling process and how to interpret the information.

Get the Facts: Electoral College

When casting your vote, whether on Election Day or during early voting, you're voting for a slate of electors who will make up the Electoral College. Get the Facts on the Electoral College.

Get the Facts: Control of Congress

This Election Day, the race for the White House is at the top of the ticket, but another race is also underway for control of Congress. Does it matter which party holds that position? Get the Facts on the balance of power.

Get the Facts: Critical infrastructure

Election security is a top concern heading into the 2024 election. It's actually considered to be a key part of the critical infrastructure of the United States. So, what does that mean? Get the Facts on critical infrastructure.

Get the Facts: Counting votes

We likely won't see all the votes counted on election night. So, how long will it take, and are there enough ballots left out to be a deciding factor? Get the Facts about counting the vote.

Get the Facts: How does mail-in voting work?

Millions of people choose to cast their ballots by mail for several different reasons but the rules on when they're due and when they're counted vary by state. Get the facts on mail-in voting.

Get the Facts: Tracking results

This is one of the most closely watched elections in modern history. So how can you watch the results roll in? Get the Facts on tracking results.