Two ballot initiatives could preview a future without Roe v. Wade, one in which voters can add new restrictions or virtually ban the procedure.
As the pandemic keeps older poll workers from volunteering, younger women continue a legacy of being on the front lines of elections.
Out-of-state money is pouring in from Democrats looking to flip the Senate. But on the ground in Iowa, where Democrat Theresa Greenfield is challenging Republican Sen. Joni Ernst, it’s still about soybeans and corn.
Ahead of Amy Coney Barrett’s likely confirmation to the Supreme Court, Democrats and abortion rights groups are now turning their attention down-ballot.
Experts and state officials say to prepare for the reality that the country may not know who won the presidency on Election Day — or for several days (or weeks) after.
Statehouses are predominantly White and male-led. One PAC in Washington state wants to change that — and be the model for other legislatures.
“It’s going to bring people out of the woodwork,” said one Maine statehouse candidate as women opened their wallets.
The president made the commitment one day after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, leaving a vacancy on the court.
The Delaware candidate’s win caps off a primary season with several trans people set to break barriers in statehouse seats around the country.
Kathy McGuiness, Delaware’s first woman state auditor, has launched a multi-state initiative to collect better data about the coronavirus pandemic. Will it work? She sees no downside in trying.