WSHU will offer special coverage on Election Night, Tuesday, November 8, beginning at 8 pm ET.
NPR hosts Robert Siegel, Audie Cornish, Rachel Martin, and Ari Shapiro will co-host the special coverage from NPR headquarters in Washington, DC, from 8:00 pm until 2:00 am ET. The program will feature speeches, newsmaker interviews, reports from candidate sites, and analysis from NPR's Political Team.
You can listen live on any of WSHU's stations: 91.1 WSHU, 89.9 WSUF, 1260 WSHU, 103.3 WQQQ or 1340 WYBC. Or you can stream from the Listen Live button at the top of the page.
At 2:00 am ET hosts Scott Shafer and Ray Suarez will pick up West Coast coverage from member station KQED, which will last until 4 am ET. From 4 to 5 am, NPR will provide a one-hour recap of the night’s events hosted by Korva Coleman.
Throughout the night, the NPR Politics Team will provide live updates on election returns and analysis of the results. The team includes National Political Correspondent Mara Liasson, NPR Politics podcast host Sam Sanders, Lead Political Editor Domenico Montanaro, Senior Washington Editor and Correspondent Ron Elving and Congressional Reporter Susan Davis. NPR White House Correspondent Scott Horsley and Demographics Reporter Asma Khalid will provide exit poll analysis.
NPR's Tamara Keith will cover the Clinton/Kaine election night event. NPR's Sarah McCammon will be at the Trump/Pence event. NPR correspondents and nember station reporters will join the broadcast from around the country with reaction to the national race, as well as results, interviews and analysis relating to local, Congressional, Senate, and Gubernatorial races.