Back for the Future
Progressives at the Democratic National Convention look to FDR as a model for an Obama presidency
Progressives at the Democratic National Convention look to FDR as a model for an Obama presidency
Maryland is the first state to pass the National Popular Vote (NPV) into law, and several others are right behind
The Republican drive to cut off voters is the sleeper issue of 2008
The District of Columbia inches closer toward achieving its age-old goal of representation in the House
Believing that "people are rational as consumers and irrational as voters," many conservatives would favor free markets without democracy
Once alienated, grassroots activists are finding ways to work with the Democratic Party establishment
The Bush administration purged U.S. attorneys for failing to prosecute crimes that didn't occur
The senators grilling Alberto Gonzales should ask him about Arkansas' new U.S. attorney--and his history of suppressing minority votersArkansas' new U.S. attorney has a history of suppressing minority
Following the 2000 election a popular bumper sticker in Florida read, "If you think we can't vote, wait… more
The Democratic victories on Nov. 7 were thanks to the populist agenda of challenging corporate economic power.
Economic insecurity trumps the politics of fear
This election was no victory for centrists
The Democratic Party has been taking Black votes for granted for decades.
No matter who wins today in Maryland, election advocates vow to keep fighting for verifiable, paper receipts.
The upcoming election guarantees gains for the Democrats. They won't be coming from the South.
Vote count in Mexican presidential election undecided after election.
MoveOn uses new "Caught red-handed" ad campaign to highlight Republican congressional candidates who put special interests before the public good.
Diebold's electronic voting machines fraught with problems and conspiracy theories