2018 Elections

Broward County Election Chief Resigns Amid Florida's Fraught Recount Effort

Brenda Snipes was a frequent target of the president, who claimed there were "bad things" going on in Broward County.
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Florida Gov. Rick Scott Formally Ousts Democrat Bill Nelson After Recounts

Neither the machine recount nor the manual recount of “overvotes” and “undervotes” appreciably changed the final margin of votes.
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Andrew Gillum Concedes Florida Governor Race To Ron DeSantis

The announcement comes after a week and a half of uncertainty over a recount.
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Opinion | White Women Who Vote GOP Aren't 'Voting Against Their Own Interests'

Upholding white supremacy does, in fact, serve white women’s interest.
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Asian-Americans Favored Democrats By Far In Midterms: Exit Poll

“Attacks on immigrants and racist rhetoric, increasingly aimed at Asian immigrants and Asian-Americans, had some harmful consequences for the Republican Party."
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Nearly 2 Decades After Hanging Chads, Florida Encounters Another Election Nightmare

The biggest difference, observers say, is the rhetoric elected officials are using to escalate accusations of fraud.
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Stacey Abrams Acknowledges Loss In Georgia Governor's Race

The Democrat said she isn't conceding but is ending her run against Republican Brian Kemp.
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How To Take Down A Candidate In An Era Where Nothing Matters

Democratic super PAC American Bridge readjusted for the Trump era, and it paid off.
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Provisional Ballots Protect Voting Rights — When They Are Counted

Provisional ballots often go overlooked, until they make a big difference in a tight race.
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Cindy McCain Hopes Trump Learns From The Midterms

"It has been, at times, hard for me to listen to him about my husband, I'll be honest," Cindy McCain said in her first interview since John McCain's death.
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