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This list of election coverage resources is meant to provide journalists with tools they can use immediately in their work during the election week and in the weeks ahead.

We see in research how trusted messengers matter for news that’s shared. We know Millennials and Gen Z pay for or donate to support email newsletters or video or audio from independent creators at higher rates than newspapers.

Election-focused flyers, postcards and print voter guides will add to the knowledge of how news organizations can deploy print to reach new audiences and deepen community ties.

A white paper based on the research of more than a dozen journalists and scholars will provide details on why the gap exists, as well as solutions for solving the problem.

With November fast-approaching, we are re-upping both Election Day and post-election resources that news leaders may want to use.

Liz Worthington has interacted with more than 800 publishers worldwide and worked directly with 400 of them over the past 10 years.

Bringing reporters and residents together to listen and learn builds trust for news outlets while forging the social connections that help communities thrive.

How Factchequeado is working to close the gaps in the information needs of the Spanish-speaking population in the United States.

Factchequeado ayudar a cerrar las brechas en las necesidades de información de la población hispanohablante en Estados Unidos.

API's summit on Elections, Trust and Democracy led to a 5-step process for how news organizations can do this work now — and year-round.