In our “Decoding Democracy” series, Danielle Lee Tomson, research manager at the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public, explains that rumors of noncitizen voting are fueling uncertainty around the election.

We do the numbers on how much each candidate’s plans will add to the national debt and impact voters.

It was the lead-up to the 1972 presidential election. An era of “stagflation” was ahead. And President Richard Nixon had a plan.

We’ll explain Vice President Harris’ capital gains tax proposal.

We’ll do the the numbers on the long-term impacts of safety net programs.

While Democrats and Republicans differ in their views on how best to support families, both parties seem to be growing more child-centric.

The industry is spending big. But can it really swing the election?

Iran’s recent cyberattacks against the Trump and Harris campaigns mimic strategies used by Russia during the 2016 election. Javed Ali of the University of Michigan says they’re not likely to stop anytime soon.

Experts have warned that artificial intelligence threatens to supercharge the spread of misinformation in this election year. But so far, The Washington Post’s Will Oremus says, the new tech seems to be giving a bigger boost to meme creation.

Vice President Kamala Harris wants to erase medical debt for millions of Americans. The issue is getting more airtime leading up to November’s election.