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Voters Across The Country Struggle To Cast Ballots On Election Day

Voting hasn’t been going smoothly for many people across the country.
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Indiana Law That Would Cancel Voter Registrations Is Blocked

The federal judge said the statute ran afoul of federal law that sets specific conditions for when voters can be removed from the rolls.
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This Country’s Election Shows The Complicated Role Twitter Plays In Democracy

A hashtag is mobilizing hundreds to vote in the Malaysian elections, but the bots are out in force too.
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Here's Why Many Americans Are Choosing Not To Vote This Year

About two-thirds of unregistered and "unlikely" voters said politics are too corrupt to merit attention.
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Rocking The Vote: Is Election Psychology Flash Over Substance?

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The Voters: Brian

Retired NYPD and Gentlemen's Club manager, Brian Daly, discusses his hopes for the future of the nation.
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America Ferrera Breaks Down Why Latino Trump Supporters Exist

It's confusing.
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Here's How Looks Could Affect The Presidential Election

What America's largest voting block values in a candidate's appearance.
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Gerrymandering Snafu Puts Proposed Tax Hike In The Hands Of A Single Voter

It all comes down to the decision of a 23-year-old college student.
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Knight News Challenge Gives $3.2M To 22 Ideas To Inform The Public And Increase Voting

New projects aim to increase civic engagement in the face of historically low voter turnout
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