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As a result of Rep. Ron Wright's death, 23 candidates—including 10 Democrats—will be vying for the vacant seat in an election on May 1.
Latinos are a growing force in the nation’s political landscape, even as they lag in election to public office in Arizona. Esme Franco Ruiz is passionate about her work in politics—even though she despises politics. “I don’t like politics because it tends to be very, very shady,” she said. “I don’t appreciate how it’s a...
Senate Democrats are working to ensure the passage of H.R. 1/S.1, a sweeping set of reforms to protect voters' rights, increase election security, eliminate gerrymandering, and more.
Expert says Latino, Black, and Asian communities will be decisive in Tuesday’s runoff elections.
After weeks of false claims and baseless lawsuits from Trump, state electors meet to make Biden's win official.
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In 2019, the state of Georgia wrongfully purged hundreds of thousands of voters, and it could be happening again.
The massive turnout is the result of grassroots organizations that have been mobilizing Latinos for decades, not just during this election.
