CNN’s Election Night coverage will feature a streaming-only live cast led by Harry Enten, with guests including Charlamagne tha God and Ben Shapiro. This special broadcast is exclusive to CNN’s subscription-based streaming service, “All Access,” and is not available on the traditional cable network.
Backed by Discovery, CNN aims to attract younger, digital viewers through this unique format. Instead of the usual news desk setup, the hosts will gather on couches, discussing voting results informally over food and drinks.
“We are excited to build upon CNN’s best-in-class election coverage and provide a unique and more casual experience for subscribers to CNN’s new streaming service,” said Abigail Crutchfield, CNN’s senior vice president of Washington and special-events programming.
The show aims to deliver an unfiltered, intelligent, and engaging conversation in real-time as election results come in, contrasting the traditional CNN election presentation style.
The streaming special will start at 8:30 p.m. Eastern and be available exclusively on “All Access,” which viewers can access via CNN.
Author's summary: CNN is innovating its Election Night coverage by launching a streaming-only live cast with diverse media voices, aimed at younger viewers seeking an informal, dynamic election experience.