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Voter education works differently for Americans who live in rural parts of the country than it does for those in big media markets. Miranda Combs reports from Boone, North Carolina.
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Michigan has some of the country's most localized elections. What does that mean for how the process works and what to expect from it come Election Day? Declare speaks with Kent County clerk and RightCount state chair Lisa Posthumus Lyons for answers.
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Aaron Lipski, Milwaukee Fire Department chief and RightCount state advisor, speaks with Declare about his experience volunteering during election season and how he connects with fellow locals about the process.
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Members of Congress, unnamed White House sources, anonymous campaign staff, party elders — they’re all giving reasons. Not one has to do with expectations of criminal behavior.
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A federal appeals court rejected an emergency request from the Trump administration in its suit against California, but Judge Mark J. Bennett still shared his thoughts about the substance of the case.
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Declare's newest contributor and one of its first talk with editor Chris Deaton about treating the political process, including elections, with the seriousness it deserves.
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Declare contributor Stephen Richer speaks with Nevada secretary of state Cisco Aguilar about his office’s experience with the Department of Homeland Security after it identified 185 suspected noncitizen voters who the state determined were in fact citizens after further investigation.
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Our contributor, the former Kentucky Secretary of State, explains the timeline leading up to Election Day this year, for both voters and those who run the process.
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Republicans' main targets of concern about the issue have the context of data on their side, but not necessarily the policies, according to public opinion. Declare asked well over a dozen blue-state election offices about it, and also took a crack at explaining the nuance ourselves.
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As the Postal Service reforms its mail distribution, and after a year when its role in elections was in federal court, mail balloting has trust issues.
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While dissimilar in nature, list management lapses sometimes crop up in states. Their randomness points to human and software errors generally — not a problem with noncitizen voting or another particular issue.
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The Secretary of State in the first, and the Maricopa County Attorney in the second, either determined or referred for investigation 125 combined cases of noncitizen voting, from more than 20 million registered voters.
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Regardless of party, we need more responsible language about elections from our leaders. Declare's newest contributor, @GabrielSterling weighs in.
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