Local Elections

Can Gun Control Advocate Lucy McBath Win In Gun-Loving Georgia?

McBath, whose son was shot dead in 2012, is running for Congress in Georgia’s 6th ― a district that may be a bellwether of a changing state.
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Mormon Church Backs Deal To Legalize Medical Marijuana In Utah

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is "thrilled" to be part of an effort to "alleviate human pain and suffering,” a leader said.
By Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press

Corporations Are Striking Back On Ballot Initiatives

Fearing a blue wave in November, businesses are getting more ambitious in fighting progressive reforms.
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Native Americans Fight Back At The Ballot Box

Native Americans could have a significant impact on midterm elections.
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Beto O'Rourke's Path To Victory Runs Along The Border

Turning Texas blue means radically changing the state’s voter turnout demographics.
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Georgia County Fires Consultant Who Recommended Closing Almost All Its Polling Places

His dismissal comes amid accusations that his proposal discriminated against black voters.
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Officials Defend Plan To Close Almost All Polling Places In Majority Black Georgia County

Local officials say they need to close seven polling places because they aren't accessible to people with disabilities. The ACLU says that doesn't make sense.
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Sen. Chris Murphy To Face GOP Challenger Matthew Corey In Connecticut

Corey, a Navy veteran, window washer and bar owner, defeated Dominic Rapini in the state's Republican primary.
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Republican Gov. Signs Automatic Voter Registration Bill Into Law In Massachusetts

"This is a victory for voters, and for a healthy and vibrant democracy.”
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Prosecutor Will Examine Allegations Of Forged Signatures In Virginia Congressional Race

Campaign staff for a Republican congressman collected signatures on behalf of an independent candidate in hopes of getting her on the ballot.
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