Stories tagged Voting

How Housing Fared at the Ballot

New Website Aims to Demystify Austin’s Local Politics

Midwestern Youth of Color Are Using Art and Culture to Build Their Political Power

The Bikeshare Systems Offering Free Rides on Election Day

Mayor Garcetti meets with Angelenos experiencing homelessness and outreach workers in this October 30, 2017 file photo

Only 1 in 10 People Experiencing Homelessness Vote — Here’s Why

Cities Giving Paid Leave to Employees to Work the Polls

“A New Generation of Poll Workers” Steps Up

The Drop Box Rises As a Compromise Between the Mail and the Voting Booth

Why We Should Lower the Voting Age to 16

Largest Wisconsin Cities Get $6 Million for ‘Safe Voting Plan’

It Shouldn’t Take This Long to Vote

Confusion, Potential Delays as Florida Prepares to Restore Voting Rights to Felons

Nonprofits, Business Owners Step Up Their Voter Registration Game

Nearly 30,000 in Albuquerque Ask for More Democratic Elections

Boston City Council Considers Giving Non-Citizens Voting Rights

New Pennsylvania District Map Gives Small Cities More Power

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