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Florida voters amended the state Constitution in 2018 to make it easier for ex-felons to vote, a promise the state’s Republican leadership has blocked at every turn. Nobody should doubt that this disenfranchisement will continue, so the question becomes: What will Floridians do to make this constitutional guarantee finally become…

The serious registered voter is approaching Nov. 8’s midterm election by studying issues, candidate credentials and party platforms. A clear-headed voter will vote for the best qualified candidate regardless of their political party affiliation.

Vermont senator holding nine rallies across five battleground states, hoping to deliver winning argument to young and working-class voters

The far-right ex-soldier often boasted of his virility but in the end his macho posturing repelled a majority of voters

Records show Republican Indiana secretary of state candidate Diego Morales voted in one county while claiming a property tax credit for living in another as he unsuccessfully ran for Congress four years ago

LOS ANGELES — Retired Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna has gained support among likely voters in the race for Los Angeles County sheriff, solidifying his lead over incumbent Alex Villanueva, according to a new poll.

Across the country, activists mobilize to make sure every vote counts

In Maine, three campaigns submitted signatures for initiatives this week to make the ballot for November 7, 2023. The signatures were submitted to the Secretary of State. If the minimum valid signature requirement is met, the initiatives with enough signatures will appear on the ballot for voters to approve.

Staff warn of short timetable to introduce changes, with final details of voter ID system yet to be released

Midterms elections traditionally see a slump in voter interest compared to years in which the White House is up for grabs.

Three months after flooding, eastern Kentuckians worry about low voter turnout