The filibuster is one of the most debated and controversial practices in American politics, often seen as either a crucial safeguard for minority voices or a frustrating source of legislative…
Local assemblies, such as city councils and county boards, are vital components of governance in the United States. They serve as the legislative backbone of local government, making decisions that…
The Presidential election has come and gone. Now, it’s come down to ballot “curing”. But what is it? And what does it entail? The process of “ballot curing” allows voters…
In every election cycle, conversations inevitably arise about the significance—or supposed insignificance—of voting. Many feel disenfranchised, believing their vote doesn’t count or that the candidates are already selected by powerful…
As Election Day approaches, many voters find themselves weighing the decision of whether to vote early or wait until the day itself. Early voting has become a popular option across…
In any democratic system, the integrity of elections is paramount. It is through elections that citizens exercise their right to shape their government and ensure their voices are heard. In…
Voter ID laws have become a focal point in the debate over how to balance election security with the right to vote. These laws, which require individuals to present identification…
Voter ID laws have been a contentious issue in American politics, with starkly different approaches taken by red states (Republican-leaning) and blue states (Democratic-leaning). These contrasting stances are rooted in…
Now that Nevada has stepped up their voter roll cleanup, perhaps it’s a good time to explain how and why the state is actually taking election integrity seriously. In fact,…
As election seasons approach, the importance of meticulous preparation and transparent processes becomes paramount. One of the critical components in this preparation is the role of canvassing boards. These boards,…