‘Mail early’: Election officials urge people to get ballots in pronto amid Postal Service slowdowns
Belt-tightening mail delivery measures could lead to more ballots being rejected
What to expect at the polling place amid uncertainty over federal agents
Federal officials have sent conflicting signals about law enforcement at the polls. Here’s what the law says
Gen Z isn’t choosing a political party. They’re choosing issues
Young women stand out for their progressive views, but few in the generation are embracing the two-party system
Everyone wants to win working-class voters. But have they realized many are women?
The working class isn't just White men in hard hats anymore. Women candidates may be the ones who can earn…
New mail voting rules moved forward despite USPS officials’ concerns about mass disenfranchisement
Officials worried the rules they were drafting could delay or block ballots from reaching large swaths of voters
USPS whistleblower alleges rushed mail ballot systems could disenfranchise voters
The anonymous whistleblower described the Postal Service’s work on systems as “secretive, rushed, chaotic"
“I don’t trust you”: Tensions reach boiling point on election security call for state leaders hosted
Democratic election officials criticized Homeland Security leaders for lackluster support as midterm election looms
How Trump’s unprecedented effort to prosecute noncitizen voters fell apart
The Trump admin has launched a series of unprecedented initiatives to find and prosecute voting by noncitizens
Ranked choice voting could have saved Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed would be in stronger shape as the Democratic Senate nominee with different primary process
Yes, America, this is really who we are. Vote if you want to change it
Despite the corruption and debasement of the Trump years, this election offers a fresh start