Our family is planning to watch the election coverage together on Tuesday night. What do you recommend we watch? We’d like some good quality national coverage without getting bombarded by red politics. We don’t have cable TV, so are limited to streaming services.
None. First of all, watching news is far worse then reading it in terms of how you guard against subjective influence.
Second, who cares. It’s exhausting. It’s toxic. What happens will happen and we’ll see the news later. I think last time it even took a couple days.
I’ll probably see the result without effort the next day, say “huh,” and go on with my life.
There are gonna be so many lawsuits this election we won’t know the outcome till Jan 7
Sign up for Sling Blue and you can watch MSNBC and CNN.
https://www.sling.com/pm/homepage
Steve Kornacki, the MSNBC data guy, is pretty freaking stellar.
I’m glad at least one person decided to answer the question OP asked.
Yes, thanks!
Of course we’re not going to know the answer until January 7, but we’re staying up on Tuesday for the journey, not the destination.
PBS has excellent live coverage. It might be free on YouTube but you can access all of PBS’s videos stuff by donating to them. It’s a bit of an odd process because you donate to your local PBS but their streaming service is consolidated.
NPR also has good coverage if you want to play a board game or something while still following the insanity.
Save your mind. Just look at the newspaper the next day.
PBS
You could watch the Canadian coverage: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/how-to-follow-2024-us-election-cbc-1.7368364
As a public broadcaster, CBC is less prone to sensationalism than its commercial counterparts (though it is not immune).
