Here’s one way that you–yes, you–can help improve election turnout numbers, and it’s one you probably haven’t considered before. Keep in mind that only 36.4% of eligible voters voted in the 2014 midterm election, which was the lowest for over… Read More ›
Excited citizens donate to candidates, which is why fundraising headlines make news. They are one of the indicators as to whether or not things are going well in a campaign. Fundraising reports for the second quarter (2Q) of the year… Read More ›
One of the bluer states, Hawaii’s primary is shaping up to be quite intense with large fields of candidates running. Here’s the 411 on the upcoming election. Hawaii has its statewide primary election on Saturday, August 11. If you’re a… Read More ›
If the America you woke up in today feels different than the one you woke up to yesterday, you’re not alone. Among other things, the President of the U.S.A. publicly affirmed that he believes the words of Russian President… Read More ›
Flipping Congress, governor’s mansions, and state legislatures is the only way we can hold this administration accountable and slow down their efforts. Raising awareness of the primary and special elections happening this summer is crucial to our efforts in… Read More ›
The Trump Administration is needlessly and cruelly separating children from their parents when they seek asylum in the United States. Their inhumane and immoral policy must be stopped. On June 14, rallies and vigils were held all across the country… Read More ›
I can read your thoughts. Right now, you’re thinking “Are you CRAZY? I hate that guy. I would NEVER help him.” Am I right? Well, the fact of the matter is, if you’re active on social media at all–Twitter, Facebook,… Read More ›
This November, Washington is a battleground state. Both the state legislature and federal House elections are highly competitive for both parties. Here’s the 411 on Washington’s primary. Washington has its statewide primary election on Tuesday, August 7. If you’re a… Read More ›
Between the ugly, public downfall of Missouri’s Republican governor, Eric Greitens, and the brewing fights over the union/right-to-work referendum and a Senate seat, there’s been a lot of attention on Missouri of late. Here’s the 411 on Missouri’s primary. Missouri… Read More ›
When it comes to politics, would you rather feel A) motivated to take action or B) full of despair? I know, dumb question. But which one do you feel more often these days? I was reading a survey and analysis… Read More ›
To win the November elections, we know we need to have more people voting for Democrats than Republicans. And to make that happen, we need to have more people registered to vote who are likely to vote Democratic. It’s simple… Read More ›
It kills me that Trump has gotten to pick a second nominee for the Supreme Court in less than two years. No matter how this plays out (and I’ll talk about that) it is really important that our Senators hear… Read More ›
The opportunities for Democratic wins in the battleground state of Michigan are huge. There is a strong chance for the Democrats to flip the state House; in fact, there are Democrats running in every single race in both the state… Read More ›
Every day, the Trump administration does yet another thing to induce outrage. I don’t know about you, but I spent most of 2017 calling senators and legislators, writing emails and letters, organizing and marching — all to protest the many… Read More ›
Between the “king of voter suppression” Kris Kobach running for governor and Gov. Brownback’s disastrous tax cuts that have decimated Kansas, there’s been a lot of national attention on Kansan politics this year. Here’s the 411 on Kansas’ primary. Kansas… Read More ›
“How do we make people vote?” It’s the question of the moment, isn’t it. I get this question a lot. There are millions of us who hate the direction this country is going, and understand that the solution is to… Read More ›
