Super Tuesday is now behind us. The 11th debate of the Democratic presidential primary is on the horizon. Candidates are dropping out of the race left and right, but it’s still anybody’s game. As the field narrows, how can you keep on top of the developments and make sure you’re gaining multiple perspectives from trusted resources on the candidates, key issues, and primary races?

The Free Library of Philadelphia can help! Now, library cardholders have access to a new resource devoted exclusively to the 2020 U.S. presidential race from our Access World News digital resource, produced by NewsBank.

With the new 2020 U.S. Presidential Race resource, you can find relevant information about the 2020 election and candidates from credible news sources in our area and across the country. With just a click of the button you can explore topics like campaigns, political issues, voting, political parties, and candidates and get results from over 9,000 local, national, and international news sources. Source types include newspapers, newswires, transcripts, college/university newspapers, blogs, video, audio, magazines, and exclusive web content.

Find NewsBank’s new 2020 U.S. Presidential Race on the home page of our Access World News resource at freelibrary.org under databases. You’ll need your Free Library card and PIN to log on. 
  

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