Voting
Roe v. Wade Ruling Is Not Motivating Women to Vote in November
A survey carried out after the Supreme Court's bombshell ruling found women remain less motivated to vote than men in November.
Texas Could Vote to Secede From U.S. in 2023 as GOP Pushes for Referendum
The Texas GOP's platform calls for a referendum so Texans can vote on "whether or not the State of Texas should reassert its status as an independent nation."
Trump Gets Revenge in South Carolina, GOP Wins Texas Democratic Stronghold
Amid economic troubles, voters in four states cast primary ballots and a special election in Texas gave Republicans a big win.
Georgia's Primary Election: What time do polls open and close?
A summary of everything you need to know on how to vote in Georgia's primary election, where to vote, how to vote and what time the polls open and close.
Trump Responds After Mook Says Clinton Approved Leak of Russia Allegations
The ex-president said the former Clinton campaign manager's claim pointed to "one of the greatest political scandals in history."
Australia's Election: Climate Fears Help End Conservatives' Nine-Year Run
Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese will take over the nation's government after campaigning to tackle climate change and protect Australia's natural habitat.
Promoters of the Big Lie Want to Run Our Elections. We Must Stop Them
Voters have the chance to study the candidates, learn about where they stand on truth in elections and protect our elections.
Is Trump Losing GOP Support? 43% of Republicans Want New Leaders: Poll
Analysts have noted that Republicans seeking office are largely attempting to adopt the former president Donald Trump's combative style.
How France Avoided a Divisive 'Stop the Steal' Movement
France seems, at least for now, protected against sweeping waves of electoral misinformation.
Over 100 Mail-in Ballots Found Discarded on Sidewalk
The L.A. County Registrar's Office said the incident was likely one of mail theft, rather than a direct attempt to disrupt the primary elections.
Mike Lindell Suggests Supreme Court Leak Timed as Voter-Fraud Distraction
"All of a sudden, the news comes in, and it leaked out from the Supreme Court. What kind of timing is that?" Lindell said. "It's called 'election deflection.'"
Ohio Primary Would've Benefitted from 'Rank the Red' Voting
If Ohio Republicans could "Rank the Red," designating their choices in order, they would head into the general election much more united than they will under the current plurality system.
Voters Must Respond to Republicans' Plans for Our Courts
November might seem a long way off, but the Republicans have already laid out what's at stake in these midterm elections.
J.D. Vance Keeps Last-Minute Polling Lead Over Dolan as Ohio Booths Close
Trafalgar Group's final poll of the U.S. Senate GOP primaries showed J.D. Vance with a 4.2 percent lead over Matt Dolan.
What J.D. Vance Has Said on Voter Fraud as Ohio Sets Mail-In Ballot Record
"I don't think things were perfect in Ohio, but I think it was better here than in 90 percent of the states," Vance said last week.
Georgia Sued Over Rule That Absentee Ballot Applications Be Signed in Ink
Voting advocacy groups are suing Georgia election officials, claiming the new rule suppress rights of absentee voters.
What Are "Zuckerbucks"? DeSantis Touts Ban in Election Enforcement
The Florida governor has banned donations like the ones Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave to local officials ahead of the 2020 election.
'F All Politicians': Governor Candidate Divides Voters With Ironic Slogan
California gubernatorial candidate Mariana Dawson is trying to reach out to potential voters in an interesting way.
Protecting Roe V. Wade Can Be an Issue That Saves Democrats Midterm Losses
The fight to protect reproductive freedoms, especially for those in minority communities, should be front-and-center in Democrats' plan to win the 2022 midterms.
Younger Voters Are Turning on Biden More Than Any Other Age Group: Poll
Generation Z has soured on Biden the most, with his approval rating among the group dropping 21 percentage points.
Nearly 25,000 Mail Ballots Were Rejected in Texas Primary
A total of 24,636 mail ballots were rejected in the first election held since sweeping changes to Texas' voting rules were signed into law.
Cleaning Up the Electoral Process
Elections are too important for their vital elements not to be maintained with the highest degree of scrutiny.
Federal Judge Rules Florida's New Voting Restrictions Are Unconstitutional
The judge ruled that the new restrictions, such as reducing drop boxes for ballots and banning groups from offering aid to voters, cannot be put into effect.
Abolish the Iowa Caucuses
Why is an overwhelmingly white state, which has maintained that racial majority since 1846, allowed to quietly but unilaterally select future U.S. presidents?
GOP Candidate Jarrin Jackson Shoots Mock Dominion Voting Machine in Video
In the video, he claims that using those machines is how "they stole the 2020 election."
Rights of Military, Overseas Ohio Voters Protected: Justice Department
Federal officials granted the wavier for Ohio due to lawmakers' disputes about the redistricting process.
Texas Flagged 27K Mail-In Primary Ballots for Rejection Under New State Law
Voters in both parties stand to be affected by the rejections, and some votes may not be counted at all.
Nearly 10K Votes Uncounted in Texas Primary Due to 'Oversight': Officials
About 6,000 mail-in ballots from Harris County for Democratic races and 4,000 for Republican races will be added to official vote counts later this week.
Ohio Court Could Hold Redistricting Panel in Contempt Over Maps Dispute
Since September, the commission passed two sets of maps that were found unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court.