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Eliza Goren

  • Senior Manager, Newsroom Analytics, Vox Media
As seen in: Vox Media, The Washington Post, La Nación (Argentina), Yahoo, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Stars and Stripes, Considerable
newsroom analytics @voxmedia // previously: audience @washingtonpost // mostly musing
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‘Exhausting,’ ‘surreal,’ ‘dumpster fire’: How our readers described 2020

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By Eliza Goren, Shefali Kulkarni Verified, Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn
| The Washington Post Verified
A global pandemic. A racial reckoning. A presidential impeachment. A monumental election. We all know 2020 was a year like no other. But is it possible to sum it up in one word or phrase? The Washington Post asked readers to do just that and offer their reasoning, hoping that all together we might discover some collective wisdom. To look forward, we also asked them what they were hopeful for going into 2021. Over 2,000 responded.
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Are you surprised by the 2020 election results so far? Tell us.

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By Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn, Shefali Kulkarni Verified, Eliza Goren
| The Washington Post Verified
By Nov. 6, 2020 President Trump and former vice president Joe Biden are locked in a tight race for the White House. Though there are still votes left to be counted, the results so far show a much closer race than polls predicted. Since Wednesday, The Post has been asking readers whether they were surprised by the election results and why. You can read some of the responses below, or submit your own. We will update this page as more results and responses come in.
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Americans share what it means to vote in the 2020 election

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By Shefali Kulkarni Verified, Eliza Goren
| The Washington Post Verified
To call this election historic is an understatement. In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, more than 93.8 million Americans have already voted, about 67 percent of the 139 million votes cast in 2016. For many Americans, this was the first time they voted by mail, dropped their ballot into a secure drop box, wore a mask while voting or tracked their ballot like a package. And then there are those Americans who voted for the first time — ever.
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