Starting at 7 p.m., NPR will be covering the elections live on WGVU AM & FM (until the wee hours of 3 a.m.) – WGVU reporters will break in at the 8, 9 and 10 p.m. hours to give updates on local races. Coverage will be hosted by NPR’s Robert Siegel & Michele Norris, and Scott Simon & Debbie Elliott. Get reporting direct from more than two dozen sites around the country, including key battleground states and major candidate sites, and analysis from NPR’s Ron Elving and Mara Liasson. And check out NPR.org for the latest results, blogging, and to join in community discussion.
If you’d rather watch the action, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer will be live for the evening starting at 9 p.m. on WGVU TV. Anchor Jim Lehrer and senior correspondents Judy Woodruff, Gwen Ifill, Ray Suarez, Jeffrey Brown and Margaret Warner and correspondent Kwame Holman will provide extensive coverage of election night:
• Judy Woodruff reports live from Obama’s election night headquarters in Chicago, Illinois
• Ray Suarez reports live from McCain’s election night headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona
• Gwen Ifill speaks with political analysts Amy Walter and Stuart Rothenberg
• Margaret Warner gets perspective from The NewsHour's panel of historians
• Jeffrey Brown speaks with NPR correspondents on the ground in key battleground states
• Kwame Holman presents a NewsHour feature using voter videos submitted via YouTube
Visit PBS Vote 2008 for more coverage from across your favorite PBS Public Affairs programs, including Tavis Smiley, Bill Moyers Journal and Nightly Business Report.
Either way, WGVU is the best place to get your live, accurate news on Election Night. We’re WGVU, and we approve this message.
