As we’ve been reporting over the last week, news sites are pulling out all the stops for the midterm election. Here’s a quick wrap-up of some of the features:
ABCNews.com and ABC News Now will run video reports from students on more than 40 college campuses. The site will also post web-only reports from Charles Gibson, George Stephanopoulos, Mark Halperin and Jake Tapper.
MSNBC.com will stream two video feeds: one with the latest results and another called “Hot Switch” which will switch between live coverage from local TV stations. MSNBC.com will also feature a “Democracy Dashboard” which will show gauges that illustrate the balance of power in the House and Senate.
CNN.com will gather 20 bloggers (one from Lost Remote) to offer feedback on the election both on CNN.com and occasionally on TV.
Using technology used by CBS Sports to tally stats, CBSNews.com plans to make available election results from every House, Senate and gubernatorial race in the country.
FoxNews.com will offer streaming audio of the Fox News Radio coverage, and contributor Michelle Malkin will be on the news channel analyzing what the blogosphere is saying about the election.
