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In Australia, election days are a party, and everyone’s invited.

Snapchat and Facebook talk a big game around voting, but do their registration efforts actually work?

“The power of the people is always stronger than the people in power.”

We’re going to get into it.

“At first, there was this huge urge to just get away and get out.”

Jessica Cisneros, a young, forward-thinking Tejana, wants to shake up Texas politics.

Here's what people don't get.

Iiiiiinteresting.

43 million Americans owe a total of more than $1.59 trillion.

She could become the youngest woman ever elected to Congress!

You can’t change the world unless you understand it.

Run for Something explains how it can help.

New York is leading the way.

Republicans may be setting themselves up for trouble in years to come.

1. We have the numbers.

Yolanda Renee King, MLK’s granddaughter, wants lawmakers to act on voting rights.

The Virginia elections offer the latest evidence of that.

“I’m just a bill,” Gen Z edition.

MLK’s granddaughter is “disgusted” by officials in D.C.

The senator tells Teen Vogue it's time to get over the bipartisanship fantasy.