First Muslim Elected to Congress
Ellison’s election to Congress marks growing Muslim influence in American politics.
South Dakotans Walk the Abortion Line
Initiative seen as a direct attack on Roe v. Wade.
Election Lessons for Future Voters
Children in one New York elementary school create their own election experience.
Transcending the Language Barrier
Asian-Americans hope for improved conditions at the polls.
Ads Cast Elections in Negative Light
Abundant negative campaign ads discourage voters in the midterm elections.
Few Replacements for Aging Poll Workers
As polling-place coordinators age, they look for a new generation of dedicated leaders to continue their legacy.
Candidate Blasts Message: Anybody Listening?
The Rent is Too (Damn) High party seeks New York governor’s seat.
Duane Re-Elected
Senator continues to provide voice for gay and HIV-positive New Yorkers.
Reclaiming Morality in American Politics
A liberal minister and her New York City church compete on the same political playing field as conservative Christians—and keep faith that they’ll win.
Disabling the Right to Vote
Responding to a federal lawsuit, NYC institutes new voting stations for disabled citizens.
When Iraq Is Not Just a Campaign Issue
For an Iraqi, the midterm elections are less about who wins Congress, and more about ending the terrible bloodshed that has befallen his country.
NYC Voting Machines: One Last Tour
New York City’s fleet of voting machines will be retired after more than 40 years of service.