by Jay Silver | Oct 15, 2020 | Featured, Politics, Topics
WASHINGTON — The Nov. 3 election will not only decide who is the next president, but whether Republicans continue to control the Senate, with 35 seats up for grabs. Twenty-five are held by Republicans, five of whom are in close races whose results could hand...
by Nicole Girten and Henry Ren | Jul 24, 2020 | Featured, Politics
When asked to describe what fundraising has been like during a pandemic, first-time Democratic congressional candidate Kimberly Walker did not miss a beat: “Hard.” Across the board, donations surged in competitive congressional races despite the...
by Alec Bose | Nov 5, 2019 | Featured, Politics
Voters in the Commonwealth went to the polls on Tuesday to vote in local and statewide elections. All 140 seats in the state’s general assembly are up for grabs and many voters will be deciding on municipal offices including Sheriff and School Board...
by Elizabeth Beyer | Apr 25, 2018 | Politics
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Tuesday heard arguments regarding new congressional districts drawn up in Texas under possible “racial gerrymandering” in a case that could have a lasting effect on how electoral districts are drawn. According to the counsel for the...
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by Elizabeth Strassner | Sep 28, 2017 | National Security
WASHINGTON — Congress should consider implementing federal minimum cybersecurity standards for elections or mandating a federal assessment of electoral cybersecurity across the country because the integrity of national election outcomes “dances on the head of a pin,”...
