2026 Mid-Term Elections & Black Senators
By Kevin Harris For more than 150 years, the United States Senate has been one of the most powerful institutions in American democracy and one of the least…
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Elections & Federal Agents
NEW YORK CITY — In response to breaking news of federal agents going door to door, intimidating voters under false claims of election security, Rebecca Rodriguez, Co-Director of…
2026 Mid-Terms
By J. Basil Dannebohm As voters prepare to cast their ballots in what could prove to be a very consequential midterm election, it’s important to remember that a…
Voting & Democracy
Democracy is defined as that system of government where as many people as possible are enfranchised (empowered) to participate in all the civil rights society has to offer,…
Washington, D.C. — There are growing concerns that President Donald Trump might deploy armed federal forces to polling sites in a ploy to intimidate voters or limit access…
Washington, DC: Today, When We All Vote announced more details about its largest-ever Party at the Polls program. Thousands of get out the vote celebrations will engage more…
By Arnold J. Oliver Photos: Wikimedia Commons I am among the many Americans who did not vote in our elections at one time. I believe I was wrong…
Photos: NAACP|Wikimedia Commons WASHINGTON — The NAACP, 100 Black Men of America, National Urban League, Black Men Vote, Woke Vote and State of the People Tuesday announced the…
By Ted Glick Photos: Wikimedia Commons “Because they want -- they think, over two or three cycles, they will elect enough Marxist socialist communists to take over the…
By Tom H. Hastings Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons “Pretend that I'm on the ballot.”–Donald Trump, at his midterm rally/“Trumpapalooza convention.” Sounds good. · In recent polling the aggregate…
