elections

Millions of lives are on the line in November.

My family lost our home in 2008. Now I’m running for office during a pandemic.

"We really saw how the democratic sausage is made, and it isn’t always pretty."

“Socialism is really about believing in people and human worth.”

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, how it impacts our ability to vote remains uncertain.

Here’s what’s possible if Donald Trump is replaced.

Phara Souffrant Forrest knows what’s ailing New York City.

I’m afraid my decision to attend the polls in Wisconsin might have exposed me to the coronavirus.

Voters were forced to choose between their safety and their electoral rights.

“It’s going to take change at that level to really see the change we want in America.”

Check out the strategies these teens used.

“I just can't tell you how surreal it is to cast a vote...when the future doesn't feel tangible.”

"Thousands of young voters in Florida didn’t get a say in our own future.”

Kentucky teens say they don’t know what the Democratic front-runner stands for.

These candidates are trying to win over voters who feel “frustrated and left behind.”

Both candidates need to adjust course.

Meet farmer and homelessness advocate Heidi Sloan.

We wanted to hear directly from you.

10 of our 12 committee members — including an avid conservative — said as much.

Melissa Mark-Viverito was an NYC councilwoman at the time.