While Abrams acknowledged that there were no legal means to surmount what she calls irregularities, she refused to concede to her opponent.  

Republicans attempted to silence voters of color in midterm races across the country.

So many progressive women taking office!

As the political machine ramps up for 2020, The Collective co-founders Quentin James and Stefanie Brown James discuss five key fundraising strategies progressive candidates should replicate if they want to win big.

As the Trump administration works to eliminate transgender rights, trans candidates ran for office in record numbers—and had a few notable victories.

Hasan Minhaj, Constance Wu, Keegan-Michael Key, Ibtihaj Muhammad and more want you to head to the polls.

But can the president legally change a constitutional amendment via an executive order?

More than 700,000 permanent residents are waiting for their applications to be processed.

The U.S. Secretary of State did not provide any evidence for his claims against the group. 

People with felony convictions in the Sunshine State face some of the harshest voting laws in the nation.

A new report finds that Republican politicians are relying on fear tactics and lies to rally voters in the most competitive midterm races.

Celebrities and youth activists appear in “My First Time,” a new public service announcement that encourages viewers to register to vote in the midterm elections.

Several advocacy organizations say elected officials in Florida are violating the voting rights of tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans who moved to the mainland after the devastating hurricane.

From registering to voting to advocating for the rights of others, these tools have you covered.

The conference aims to secure liberation for “women of all races, ethnicities, ages, disabilities, sexual identities, gender expressions, immigration statuses, religious faiths and economic statuses.”