Tag Archives: Election

Have you been as caught off guard as I have by the sudden ‘Everything Will Be OK’ sentiment across social media?

'The Washington Post' announced it is one of the latest newspapers opting not to publish presidential candidate endorsements this year.

Every four years, I reach that point of being fed up with people who proclaim that they're just not voting in the general election.

How hard is it to choose your candidate before you head to the polls? Some people seem to be making it a lot harder than it should be.

While speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania, Donald Trump was injured in an assassination attempt that left one dead and two others hurt.

I took advantage of the opportunity to vote early during last week and I saw a reminder of a voting pet peeve: straight-ticket voting.

A recent survey by The Washington Post found the majority of Congressional Republicans won't say who won the 2020 presidential election.

We didn't have a clear winner in the presidential race on Election Night. Since then, we began referring to Joe Biden as President-Elect.

The midterm elections are over and voters handed Republicans a majority of Congress. President Obama said Wednesday, 'I hear you.'

The White House began receiving notifications of petitions underway in which citizens across the country are petitioning the Obama Administration...

As I waited in line to vote this morning, a poll worker handed me an information card about South Carolina's...

If there were ever a time when the media needed to be careful when it comes to reporting what is...

Do you know who you're voting for? On the surface, it might sound like a preposterous question. But for that...

Frank Tanabe knew his time was short. He was battling liver cancer, and at 93, it was clear he wasn't going to win the fight. But Tanabe, a World War II veteran whose family spent time interred in a Japanese-American Camp in the U.S. after the attack on Pearl Harbor, had one mission left that he wanted to accomplish before his death: he wanted to vote one last time.

It was literally a race against time: a question of whether an absentee ballot would reach a 93-year-old Honolulu man before it was too late.

Who do you side with in this year's presidential election? For many people, that's not the simplest of questions.