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POLITICO will be covering every angle of election day, making politico.com the go-to source for breaking news, scoops and the most comprehensive and in-depth reporting on all aspects of the 2016 election, from the presidential race to the struggle for control of Congress and statehouses across the country.

ARLINGTON, VA. - POLITICO today announced the launch of new products and live programming that will offer readers the most exclusive, in-depth coverage of the politics, policy, and people involved with the transition of power in Washington. New products include the Transition Tracker, the '45' page, and two must-read newsletters chock full of detailed scoops and news, providing readers a rundown of every aspect of the transition. POLITICO will also offer live programming at an Inauguration Hub on January 20.

POLITICO journalists will be covering election day from every angle, both in Washington and out on the trail across key battlegrounds. From Congressional and Senate races to Clinton V Trump, POLITICO reporters are available to provide their insights and scoops on radio and television programming. If you'd like to book one of our reporters, email booking@politico.com.

ARLINGTON, VA. - POLITICO, the leading politics and policy global media company, today announced that Paul Volpe has been named the incoming executive editor. Additionally, POLITICO's Peter Canellos will take on a new role of editor-at-large, leading a newsroom-wide effort to make POLITICO a top outlet for high-impact investigative pieces. Volpe joins POLITICO from The New York Times where he served as deputy politics editor and deputy Washington bureau chief for digital.

POLITICO today announced a record October for the company, with more than 34 million unique visitors to POLITICO.com and 234 million page views. This historic October marks an increase of more than 25 million unique visitors per month from the start of the Presidential campaign, and an increase of 10 million unique visitors from our already record high 2016 numbers.

POLITICO Playbook co-author Daniel Lippman has been named to the 2016 LinkedIn Next Wave list of top young professionals in media. Lippman was among ten media professionals 35 and under who are influencing what Americans read, watch and listen to daily. Lippman's profile can be found here.

ARLINGTON, VA. - POLITICO and Morning Consult today released a poll showing that voters believe Hillary Clinton won the second debate and that the GOP is a party in chaos due to its bitter divisions. According to the poll conducted yesterday, Clinton leads Trump in the four-way race for the presidency among likely voters, 42 percent to 37 percent, with Gary Johnson at 10 percent and Jill Stein at three percent. Additionally, three-quarters of all voters, including a whopping 76 percent of Republicans, say the GOP is divided, compared with only 10 percent who say it is united.

The below POLITICO journalists will be reporting on the first presidential debate live from Hofstra University and will be available for radio and television interviews. If you'd like to book one of our reporters, email booking@politico.com.

ARLINGTON, Va. - POLITICO today announced new POLITICO Pro Health Care expansion efforts and partnerships. Pro Health Care is hiring three new reporters in California, Boston, and the southeast region who will be responsible for bringing state-level health care news to a national audience, joining our nine Washington- based reporters. Additionally, Pro Health Care is excited to announce a year-long polling partnership with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. This partnership will include collaboration on health and domestic policy-related polls that will be shared with Pro subscribers and our broader POLITICO audience. The first poll is expected to be released later this month.

"Do ideas still matter in the year of Donald Trump?" That's the question POLITICO Magazine grapples with in our third annual POLITICO 50 list of thinkers and doers changing American politics in 2016- and the answer we offer is a resounding yes.