elections
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New Group Recruiting Young, Black Conservatives to Become Candidates
But will Run GenZ address Black voters' real issues with the GOP?
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The Dead May Have Arisen, But They Didn’t Vote. Georgia Debunks Trump’s Claim of Thousands of Dead Voters
As per findings, the actual number of Dead voters was far less than Trump claimed: 4
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Texas Gets Sued for Gerrymandered New Voting Map
Justice Department says plan intentionally hurts Black voters
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Strict Georgia Voting Law Drives Absentee Request Rejections
Over half of the absentee ballot applications were tossed out thanks to just one of the requirements of Senate Bill 202, passed in March.
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An Unseasoned Rioter Who Stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 Has Fled to Belarus; He Might as Well Come Back
Evan Neumann, 48, is on the FBI’s most-wanted list for his role in the Unseasoned storming of the Capitol.
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Texas GOP Proposed Redistricting Map Would Reduce Black and Hispanic Majority Congressional Districts
Despite people of color making up 95 percent of the state's growth over the last decade, Republicans are moving to diminish their voting power.
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North Carolina Judges Block Voter ID Law From Taking Effect, Saying It Discriminates Against Black Voters
The Republican speaker of the state's House of Representatives says they will appeal the decision.
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U.S. Capitol Police Recommend Disciplinary Action in 6 Cases From Jan. 6 Attack
After 38 internal investigations, discipline is recommended for cases including 'failure to comply with directions' and 'improper dissemination of information.'
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Signs Law Creating New Voter Restrictions as Advocates Sue in Federal Court
The new law is expected to create barriers for marginalized communities when it goes into effect in December.