During the new coronavirus pandemic, many are advocating more mail-in ballots. Some say restricting voting by mail is one method of suppressing the vote.

Campaigning from Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders has been virtual, and largely about the novel coronavirus. Sanders also spoke out about the Trump administration's Interior Department order to disestablish the Mashpee Wampanoag's reservation in Southern Massachusetts.

3.3 million people reported being jobless last week, according to new Labor Department numbers. And Puerto Rico was supposed to hold primaries this weekend, though they pushed it back to late April, because of COVID-19.

The first person in ICE custody tested positive for the coronavirus this weekend, and advocates are worried about COVID-19 spread in detention facilities. The Senate is working to pass a stimulus package, which includes money for elections.

COVID-19 cases continue to grow, and this year's elections face many changes. There's lots of debate in Congress, though, on exactly how to proceed.

Former VP Joe Biden spoke yesterday for the first time in a week on the 10th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act. The Nurses Union petitioned Congress to provide an emergency temporary standard for health workers, and stimulus funding for elections won't go to Wyoming's primary, because it's run by the party and not the state.

Congress and the White House are working on coronavirus response, but Senators disagree on how to provide economic stimulus and relief. Bernie Sanders is using his campaign as a way to provide information about the response, and advocate for help for working people.

Tulsi Gabbard drops out of the race for president, and discussions continue on how to move forward through the coronavirus with almost half of the states' primaries still yet to occur.

Ohio cancelled its primary this week, Florida, Arizona and Illinois went on. What are states going forward planning to do? The DNC recommends voting by mail, but there are some limitations.

Joe Biden won primaries in Arizona, Illinois and Florida yesterday. Ohio was supposed to vote in person yesterday too, but postponed at the last minute. And in Florida, Demos is filing a suit requesting a statewide extension for voting by mail.