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Updated on December 10, 2021
Today’s Election Day. Again, I hope everyone’s remembered to go vote.
As for watching the election returns, there’ll be plenty of places to turn to for such. Cord cutters might want or need alternatives to the traditional TV coverage. Below are some of my suggested ways of watching the results, either on your computer or on your mobile device.
CBS
Source: CBSN website
CBS offers CBSN, its 24-hour streaming news service. It’s available through their website, on mobile devices as an app, as well as its own Roku channel.
PBS
Sources: PBS NewsHour website, YouTube
PBS plans on providing coverage of the results across multiple online and social media sources. Among the places include live streaming via YouTube.
NPR
Source: NPR’s website
NPR will also offer streaming audio coverage of its coverage, for those who’d prefer a radio broadcast over a television one.
CNN
Source: CNN
Variety reports that CNN will be streaming results on its website, without requiring a pay TV authentication. CNN’s had somewhat gimmicky results reporting in the past, such as its use of holograms for election night in 2008.
Source: election.twitter.com
Twitter plans to steam up with BuzzFeed to live stream election results.
Source: Various
Various news organizations plan on live streaming results via Facebook. Said organizations include: ABC News; CNN; the New York Times; PBS NewsHour; Univision; Vox; and the Washington Post.
How do you plan to follow the election results?
