…for retrospective voting; if the economy is doing poorly, voters (at least some marginal voters) will suspect that this reflects a lack of competence on the part of the incumbent…

…all competently, their overarching message will be: voting Republicans out of office is the only sure way to protect this fundamental right. It is also possible that the Supreme Court…

…fix just into “President Trump’s second term.” But they also want the fix to include the SAVE Act, “as called for by President Trump—to prevent noncitizens from voting [and] to…

…the March for Our Lives, the largest single day of protest against gun violence in our country. He has turned his sights to the importance of voting and focused on…

…for all men to rise to prosperity.  Former Confederates loathed the idea of Black men voting almost as much as they hated the idea of equal rights. They insisted that…

…neighbor, etc. In all three states the percentages putting Trump over the top were less than 1%. The numbers voting for others were 4 to 6 times higher than in…

…(24th Amendment), modernizing presidential succession (25th Amendment), and lowering the voting age to 18 (26th Amendment). Times change. Every generation faces challenges that the Framers could not have imagined. To…

…nature of the project is still unclear and investing simply offers voting rights in the new platform. The website crashed repeatedly during the day. Trump’s issues make it likely that…

…it, ended up voting. DOJ’s view historically has been that you can give people assistance or aid them with something that makes it easier to vote—like giving someone water so…

Getting the vote out has been a big factor in voting. Much of voting today is done via mail. The U.S. Postal Services plays a large role in making sure…