It All Comes Down to This

The race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is coming to a close. Here are some highlights of our coverage.

In These Times Staff

The 2024 election is (thankfully) coming to an end. (Trump photo by Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)(Harris photo by Elijah Nouvelage/Getty Images) (Edited by Eric Andrew Lewis)

After one of the most turbulent and agonizing election seasons in modern U.S. history, we’re finally approaching the end. Once the votes are tallied Tuesday night, the political terrain over the next four years will come into clearer view, and the final results will have far-reaching consequences for working-class Americans, no matter how (or whether) they voted. 

Throughout this race, In These Times has provided indispensable coverage and analysis from the perspectives of workers and organizers behind movements for social, economic, environmental and racial justice. We’ve also honed in on how U.S. support for the genocide in Gaza is impacting the race, the ongoing fight for reproductive freedom, as well as the anti-democratic, authoritarian plans by the far-Right if they take power next year. 

No matter the outcome this week, the Left, organized labor and movement groups will face the difficult task of moving this country in a more progressive direction and challenging a system of corporate capitalism that puts profit above all else. The conditions for that organizing work are at stake in the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. 

Read some highlights of our election coverage below, and continue to check out In These Times for reactions and analysis after Election Day. 

In solidarity,

In These Times staff 

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