Kate Rabinowitz

Tens of millions of early votes have already been cast in the 2020 election, but in several battleground states, mail-in ballots will go virtually untouched until right before Election Day.

Millions have regained the right to vote since the 2016 election through expanded voting access for formerly and currently incarcerated Americans convicted of a felony.

Dorian’s nearly two weeks of destruction is expected to end over the weekend.

More candidates are chasing small-dollar donors — and these donors are playing the field

The new director will probably continue gutting the agency, but with their new majority in the House, Democrats have a way to push back.

Voters in 37 states will decide 155 ballot measures this midterm. In many states ballot measures echo larger national trends.

After years of losses, Democrats are hoping for a wave of wins across state legislatures this fall.

Even as the worst days waned, the crisis and recession profoundly shape the decade that followed.

The Russia investigation will continue, but farm service centers will close.