We all fear it.
Yes, it’s time to talk about elections.
While many of us will likely heave a sigh of relief the very second 2020 is over, the unfortunate reality that will continue to batter most of us every single day for the next three- or even four- months is that…
Well, 2020 isn’t over yet.
And, even with many of us dominated by covid concerns, we’re all afraid of what the 2020 election will look like. With so much uncertainty, many have even begun entertaining plausible theories that the election may not even go on at all. And, while it seems unlikely the American presidential election will be indefinitely put off, the odds seem high that it will look far different than any other election in the country’s history. Whether that be an election entirely conducted via mail or just with a record number of absentee ballots, many are understandably just as worried about how the process might impact them as they are about who will ultimately end up in the White House in January 2021.
In an effort to help advance a discussion over what the 2020 election could look like, I’ve compiled this list of ten cities that could be the subject of considerable controversy in the coming months. Because budgets have been strained by the recent wave of emergencies plaguing many jurisdictions- from pandemics to…
