elections
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January 6 Committee Schedules Surprise Hearing For Tuesday
The topic of the hearing, as well as who will be testifying, remains unknown.
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NAACP Partners With Vote.org To Boost Black Voter Turnout Ahead of Midterms
The non-partisan voting organization will help with training, voting registration, and mail-in ballot requests
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Judge Will Decide Trial For Dad And Son Who Carried Confederate Flag At Capitol Riot
The pair is facing a felony obstruction charge as well as misdemeanor offenses.
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Jan. 6th Committee Will Make Trump A Focal Point As Primetime Hearings Begin
As the Jan. 6th Capitol Riot hearings begin tonight, the House committee zeroes in on former President Trump's involvement.
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New York On Track To Pass Its Own John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act
The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act of New York would enact some of the strongest voter protections in the country.
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Tapes Expose Republicans’ Plan to Takeover Democratic-Majority Polls
The plan is to train party recruits as poll workers and work with lawyers to potentially block vote counts.
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Georgia Sees Record Number of Early Votes from Minorities
Early voter turnout for the Georgia primaries are seeing three times the number of Black people vote in comparison to 2018.
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Experts Say Black Voters are Targeted by Misinformation Campaigns
Social media accounts have been used to spread disinformation ahead of elections to turn Black voters away from the polls.
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We Can’t Just Vote Our Way Out of This
The calls to "vote our way out of oppressive tactics" ignores the critiques and difficulties of those who cannot do so
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Desantis Signs Bill To Create Election Police Force In Florida
The creation of the "Office of Election Crimes and Security" will be one of the first in the country.