Chris Chianesi Election 2020 song cycle short form logo 
"Election 2020," a song cycle by Chris Chianesi about the 2020 presidential election.
No. 2020.1 
"The Fly In Mike Pence's Hair," a song about how, during the lone debate between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence, despite the need for widespread policy discussions, a fly that buzzed around the former Vice President's head became the most talked about moment.
No. 2020.2 
"Say It," a song about how, during a presidential debate, Trump did not denounce white supremacists when pressed to do so by both Fox News anchor Chris Wallace and then-Vice President Biden.
No. 2020.3 
"A Very Melania Christmas," a song about the public revelation that First Lady Melania Trump doesn't "give a f—" about Christmas and its decorations, because she was frustrated by public criticism of her husband's policies of separating families at the southern border.
No. 2020.4 
"Joyride," a song about how, after he tested positive for COVID-19, Trump demanded the Secret Service take him on a ride past his supporters while he was hospitalized at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
No. 2020.5 
"Superspreader," a song about how when Trump returned to the campaign trail after contracting COVID-19, he required rally attendees to sign waivers stipulating he wasn’t responsible if they got sick afterwards.
No. 2020.6 
"LGBQIA," a song about how, when Tiffany Trump spoke at a Trump Pride event in Tampa, Florida, her speech notably omitted transgender people from the “LGBTQIA+” acronym.
No. 2020.7 
"Ghost Town," a spooky Halloween-themed song about how Trump, throughout the election, repeatedly claimed that New York City remained a ghost town after the pandemic.
No. 2020.8 
"Melania Wants Out," a satirical song about how American voters could help Melania, who looked despondent during campaign events alongside Trump, by voting for Biden to free her from her role as first lady.
No. 2020.9 
"Sound of Victory," a song about how after Biden defeated Trump in the election, Paula White (then chair of the evangelical advisory board in Trump’s first administration) led an impassioned prayer service calling upon “spirits” from Africa and South America to somehow reverse the election's results.
Copyright 2020—Present by Chris Chianesi