Voting

"In 2000, 537 votes in Florida weighed more than 537,000 votes in the rest of the country."

"My hope is that this delay will allow us to have a normal election," said Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams.

"By nothing short of a miracle no one was injured today at the Coloma Township Hall," said the Coloma Township, Michigan Police Department.

Officials in Nashville have announced changes to Super Tuesday's polling plans in the wake of a deadly tornado that struck this morning.

President Donald Trump suggested that his supporters could help him by crossing party lines and voting for a "weak" Democratic candidate in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.

Senior Trump adviser Justin Clark told a group of Wisconsin Republicans that the Republican party had "traditionally" engaged in the suppression of voters.

According to a Morning Consult & Politico poll, 51 percent of voters approve of the Senate removing President Trump from office.

Andy Beshear has declared that he will restore the voting rights of thousands of felons when he signs an executive order on Thursday.

The lawsuit claims a recent law "threatened the livelihood of civic engagement across Texas campuses."

The Supreme Court will hear three cases about the Trump Administration's powers to end protections for DREAMers.

New York City passed a ballot measure Tuesday that will install ranked-choice voting in the city's elections starting in 2021. It is one of a growing number of places around the world to adopt the voting method.

And yes, the post office should be operating as business as usual.

The moral foundations theory argues that political attitudes (that is, whether you are conservative or liberal or somewhere in between) are the result of our moral belief system. But it might be wrong.

One of the most coveted Democratic endorsements of 2020—that of freshman Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—was handed out to Senator Bernie Sanders. But does it matter?

Ballot harvesting can be viewed as a voter service that greatly improves turnout or an underhanded political tool that leaves elections open to fraud.

The methods available for registering to vote and deadlines vary on a state by state basis.

Climate Week might soon be over but there are several ways you can cut your carbon footprint, from changing up the way you travel to getting thrifty with leftovers and buying secondhand.

"Keep it up, David! That's some creative organizing!" the former president said Wednesday afternoon on Twitter.

A Facebook user has taken video of a touch-screen voting machine changing their votes from Bill Waller, Jr. to Tate Reeves in the GOP primary for the Mississippi governor's race.

On Tuesday, The Voice 2019 winner will be announced, but iTunes Top 10 chart may have already given it away

While felons may be less likely to vote Republican, the bigger trend is they are overwhelmingly less likely to vote at all.

The Top 24 results are in! Find out which The Voice 2019 Cross Battles contestants were saved, stolen and eliminated in our live-blogged recap of The Voice Season 16 episode 15.

Sanders told Iowans Saturday he believed convicted felons should be allowed to vote while incarcerated because "they're still living in American society."

Former Republican House Speaker and Fox News contributor Newt Gingrich claimed Democrats would absolutely try to "steal the election" and have illegal immigrants vote should the U.S. dismantle the Electoral College.

"In effect this will disenfranchise people who are too poor to pay some of the costs that are associated with a conviction," the ACLU attorney said.

President Donald Trump was reacting to a question about voter fraud in North Carolina, where Republican Mark Harris' apparent victory has been overturned.

The move to block formerly and currently incarcerated people from the polls is part of a long, ugly history of efforts to disenfranchise people of color.

Americans took to Twitter shortly after to criticize McConnell for attempting to suppress votes for the sake of the Republican party.

Hyo Suk George, 70, was let off with a $100 fine for illegally voting in three different elections.

"This was the message that Democrats ran on and won in 2018 ― fixing our broken democracy ― and we intend to keep the promise to the American people," Sen. Tom Udall told Huffpost on Thursday.