Elections and Campaigns

Once again, he's put them in a bind

Nothing is less abstract than control over one’s own body. As Kansas just showed, most voters don’t want politicians making personal medical decisions for them.

An interview with Adrian Fontes, who modernized Phoenix’s election system helping hundreds of thousands of voters during the pandemic and presidential election.

"The total number of contributions is a major milestone that demonstrates Fetterman's unmatched and steady grassroots support across the commonwealth."

Why have platforms and regulators failed to push back against destructive lies with the kind of activist intervention mustered to fight COVID-19, QAnon, and election misinformation?

The architecture of “winner take all” elections magnifies the pernicious effects of privately-financed campaigns

If Trump cronies win in November, they will be in charge of overseeing the 2024 presidential election in the most important battleground states in the country.

The need for regularly purged and updated voter-registration records to avoid any voter fraud. The Republicans claim extensive voter fraud and their hypocrisy.

An interview with Paul Loeb, an advisor to Guides.Vote, which is leading the charge on getting voter guides developed in 30 states

America’s narcissist-in-chief continues to do rallies advancing his Big Lie and supporting election-deniers across the nation.

Lesson for political reformers: “Sometimes success can take a while”

Momentum is gaining to prosecute Trump. But scores of copycat election-denying candidates who want to interfere with fair elections are on the fall ballot.

It’s hard for me to believe most candidates don’t understand that the “center” is far, far to the left of where most centrist candidates are.

There is something profoundly wrong in our political system when a handful of billionaires try to defeat progressive candidates for Congress.

What I said 30 years ago is good again this election cycle

The Israel lobby has eliminated two progressive Democrats in three weeks of Congressional races: Look who they are targeting next.

It may be idealistic to expect a party still beholden to corporations and the duopoly of power to forego networks of cash in favor of politicians that might raise good hell.