2018 Elections

Younger Generations Outvoted Baby Boomers In 2018 Midterm Election, Analysis Finds

Analysis by the Pew Research Center provides evidence against the long-held notion that younger generations in the U.S. don’t turn out to vote.
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Beto O'Rourke Won't Pledge Absolute Loyalty To Democratic Candidates

The presidential hopeful faced a New Hampshire voter who questioned his refusal to support a fellow Texas Democrat for Congress in 2018.
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Facebook Swears Its New European Election Center Isn't Just For PR

Critics say a similar "war room" during the 2018 U.S. midterms existed mainly for marketing purposes.
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'Knock Down The House' Trailer Shows How Ocasio-Cortez Was Part Of A Movement

Premiering May 1, the Netflix documentary chronicles the campaigns of four women, including Ocasio-Cortez, who took on congressional incumbents in 2018.
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North Carolina Election Board Finds Evidence Of Significant Fraud To Help GOP Candidate

The board’s executive director said an operative for candidate Mark Harris tried to conceal illegal acts with absentee ballots.
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GOP Congressman Says Long Lines At The Polls Should Be 'Applauded'

The fact voters waited so long, he said, was good because it meant a lot of people wanted to vote.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez To Sundance: 'This Is Not Just About The President'

The congresswoman got a huge ovation when she appeared via video conference after the premiere of the political documentary "Knock Down the House."
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Liberal Groups Spent More Dark Money On The Midterms Than Conservative Ones Did

Nonprofits and industry groups with undisclosed funding poured $150 million into the 2018 elections.
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Urban Sheriffs Flee ICE Program As Small Counties Join Trump’s Deportation Push

Arrests under the program spiked from fewer than 300 a month in mid-2016 to 945 in January 2018.
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GOP Candidate In Disputed North Carolina Election Runs Away From Reporters

Mark Harris said he was actually hurrying to watch the college football championship -- not to duck reporters.
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