Despite the reservation’s Democratic tendencies and its struggles amid the pandemic, the president is trying to woo Navajo voters.
North Carolina public housing tenants seek safe housing after years of federal underfunding.
Trump and Biden exchanged words over climate change on Tuesday night. How many of them were accurate?
While Republicans rake in cash on tony Fisher Island, Dems in Florida’s agricultural areas focus on getting out the vote.
The fight for a seat on the Railroad Commission of Texas may just be the most important environmental election in the country.
The election looms for Arizonans living at an increasingly militarized border.
One former prisoner can vote for the first time, tens of thousands are still waiting.
A roundup of major concerns about voting in this year’s presidential election.
In the wake of the pandemic, the state’s health care workforce is becoming politically mobilized.
Los Angeles is the latest city where criminal justice reformers are running against traditional law-and-order incumbents.
After a natural gas accident that captured national headlines, residents of a conservative L.A. district have become environmental activists.
Aided by an incurious media, most Democratic presidential contenders have been allowed to slide around charter school issues.
Empowered by a 2016 law, the state is quietly transforming the way Californians vote.
“We must nominate a solid progressive,” says New York’s mayor about the Democrats’ next presidential candidate. “That’s the only way we can change the country. It’s also the only way we can win.”
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“If the press doesn’t step up and more consistently identify the realities of the economy,” says Leo Hindery, “then President Trump could be reelected.”
“Those who would shackle us to the pessimistic view of inaction doom us to sacrifice,” says Washington’s governor. “They doom us to sacrificing our clean air and to sacrificing the ability to walk in a forest that’s not charred down.”