Hey, it's Aisha Roscoe and this is the Sunday story.

Some of you might remember that I used to be a White House correspondent for NPR, back when

former President Trump was in office and at the beginning of the Biden administration.

So I had to be on top of the news 24-7.

And it's always extra busy during election season.

Here at NPR, we want you to know about three ways to make sure you don't miss election updates throughout the day.

You've got up first in the morning, consider this in the evening,

and the NPR Politics Podcast anytime big stuff happens. It's an election news survival

kit around the clock from NPR Podcasts. Today we're going to give you a taste of the NPR

politics podcast. They've been on top of every twist and turn of this roller coaster Today, we're going to give you a taste of the NPR Politics Podcast.

They've been on top of every twist and turn of this rollercoaster election with analysis that helps you and me understand what's going on.

And now with only two days to go until Election Day, both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are leaning big time into the swing states.

To help us understand each campaign strategy, host Miles Park is joined by Domenico Montanaro

and Mara Liason to talk about what each campaign is doing to gain those magical 270 electoral votes.

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Hi, this is Nikki in Westminster, Maryland, and I'm getting ready to vote in my first presidential election.

This podcast was recorded at 1237 p.m. on Friday, November 1st, 2024.

Things may have changed by the time you hear this, but I will have cast my ballot.

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I'm loving all these early voting timestamps. Very exciting.

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