We hear about the needs and priorities of communities that went both blue and red -- both to seek common ground, and to understand better where the fault lines are.

We check-in and hear from listeners on their experience at polling locations across the state with WBUR reporters Deborah Becker and Miriam Wasser.

We hear from Amy Carnevale, a government affairs specialist and an elected member of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee, about why she believes that President Trump is the right choice for Massachusetts voters.

We hear music from Somerville cellist Mike Block. He's the founder and director of the nonpartisan group "Play For The Vote," which says it'll have some 600 performers offering live music to voters, in 48 states.

Plus we hear from Senator Elizabeth Warren on today's election and the issues facing the Senate.

We caught up earlier today with Lyndia Downie, the President and Executive Director of Pine Street Inn, to learn more about why enfranchisement is so important.

We speak with Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren about election day, as well as other issues before Congress, including additional coronavirus stimulus.

Plus: We hear from Maine Public Radio's chief political correspondent Steve Mistler on the Senate race in Maine

Plus, we highlight some of the most consequential races with WBUR senior political reporter Anthony Brooks.

Governor Charlie Baker announced new executive orders Monday aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus.