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Donald Trump has long been fixated with narrative, and bending it to his will. Yet once the campaigning is over – rhetoric takes a backseat to reality. Whatever the president may claim between now and November will not be as important as the votes cast by millions of Americans.
Of course, as we have endured before, Trump has struggled to accept this fundamental pillar of democracy.
The Guardian is focused on reality. Next month we'll bring you independent, comprehensive and unflinching coverage of elections across the US. From Michigan and Maine to Texas and California, our reporters stand ready to report what happens and explain what it means.
Control of Congress – and Trump's power in the White House – is in the balance. And if the president tries to undermine the reality, we'll cover that, too.
I can't recommend enough that you download the app now to follow our reporting during this extraordinary period. It's the best way to keep track of breaking news and our analysis.
Our coverage will be the same as always: free, fair and squarely focused on facts.
Callum
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