ABC announced it will host its own special Election Day coverage with “World News Tonight” host and editor-in-chief and Syracuse native David Muir on Tuesday, November 5 (11/5/2024), at 7 p.m. ET.

Muir is supported by ABC News' prominent political team, which includes Linsey Davis, host of ABC News Live “Prime” and “World News Tonight” on Sundays; Martha Raddatz, chief global affairs correspondent and co-host of “This Week”; Jonathan Karl, chief Washington correspondent and co-host of “This Week”; Mary Bruce, chief White House correspondent; Rachel Scott, senior congressional correspondent; Terry Moran, senior national correspondent; and Rick Klein, Washington, DC, office manager and vice president. The “Ballot Watch” desk, led by ABC News' investigative unit and focused on election integrity, will include chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas, senior investigative reporter Aaron Katersky, general counsel Dan Abrams and SCOTUS staffer Kate Shaw be represented.

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Where can I watch ABC's Election Day coverage for free?

ABC's Election Day coverage is available to stream on fuboTV (free trial) and Sling (half off first month).

Episodes are also available to stream on Hulu and Max.

What are the differences between the streaming services?

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Sling TV is a great option if you want to save some money on your streaming costs. Sling TV Orange includes 32 channels, including Disney-owned channels like ESPN, for just $40 per month.