With 60 days until the 2020 elections, former Republican strategists and consultants are determined to prevent the reelection of Donald Trump using sophisticated data analytics and voter targeting operations.

It's all smiles when "The New Yorker" comes out to profile the Lincoln Project, but Mike and the data team aren't even mentioned in the article; resentments surface amid accusations that other staffers are stealing credit.

A barrage of hate mail targets all members of the team and violent rhetoric in the country is reaching a boiling point. Still The Lincoln Project pushes on – working with team members across the country to reach every last vote as founders contact Trump-supporting family members to make a final pitch to try and change their minds. As the country braces itself for the most divisive election in living memory, The Lincoln Project enters election night a house divided but determined to keep on fighting.

The election is called for Biden, but all is not well in the Lincoln Project; Trump denounces the election and plays upon the paranoia of his followers to drum up support in his efforts to overturn the result.

Following the insurrection on the U.S. Capitol, The Lincoln Project has a lot of work left to accomplish; as scandals are made public, cracks in the organization widen and colleagues start to speak out.