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NPR and AP: A Reliable Partnership for 2024 Election Results Reporting

NPR partners with the Associated Press to ensure accurate and timely reporting of the 2024 election results across thousands of races in the U.S.

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Updated: Nov 5th, 2024, 11:39 AM ET

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As voters cast ballots for the 2024 election, NPR collaborates with the Associated Press to accurately call races using a thorough analysis of incoming vote counts. The AP’s process, based on local election data and statistical models, determines outcomes without needing all votes counted. This partnership emphasizes objective reporting of election results, ensuring the public receives trusted information as races are evaluated. The ethical commitment of NPR and the AP highlights a focus on accuracy over speculation, critical for maintaining public confidence in election reporting.

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