More than 122 million people cast a ballot, according to findings from Pew Research Center.

Wright: “I hope ‘Rigged’ sounds an alarm that wakes America up.”

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

“Crooked Lines” explains how lawmakers design voting districts to influence elections and keep Black voters from electing their preferred candidates.

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

During last weekend’s Women’s March anniversary, we talked to folks in Las Vegas and New York City about a prevailing issue that keeps many people of color from participating in elections: voter suppression.

In the final installment of the five-part video series, “Resistance Maricopa,” LUCHA executive director Tomas Robles explains why voter suppression is a major loss for immigrants. 

One line in Cincinnati was a half-mile long. A new Vox report lays the blame not on enthusiastic early voter turnout, but polling place deficiencies.

The publication’s “Electionland” project seeks participants willing to help expose “anything that jeopardizes an orderly and fair election.”

Long lines? Check. English-only information? Check. Violation of the Voting Rights Act? Check.

Various organizations, including Neo Nazis, are targeting Black voters in cities like Philadelphia.

An emergency hearing will take place in federal court tomorrow. 

“Voter ID laws skew democracy in favor of Whites and those on the political right.”