Every election is a change election now

In five of the last seven presidential elections, voters opted for a president from the other party. In the same time period, voters elected a new Senate majority five times and picked a new House ... Read More

Every Election Is Now Existential

That’s why all elections are now existential: Small numbers of voters swinging one way or the next will decide the nature of the state, the future of democracy, the independence of the courts. Read More

When every election is the ‘most important election of our lives ...

The sensationalization of elections may contribute to this trend by fostering a belief that every election is a crisis, resulting in burnout rather than mobilization. Read More

What changes to elections pro-Trump conservatives want now : NPR

Republican voters say they trust the 2024 election was administered well, yet pro-Trump conservatives are pushing some sweeping reforms to voting systems. Read More

Republican lost his NC election. Now he's undermining voters | Opinion

This legal battle between Allison Riggs and Jefferson Griffin doesn't benefit North Carolinians, who deserve to see this election resolved. Read More

Every Election Is Now Existential - Yahoo

The election of Nawrocki does not change Polish foreign policy. The Polish prime minister, not the president, will continue to control domestic policy, budgets, and trade. Read More

When every election is the ‘most important election of our lives’

The sensationalization of elections may contribute to this trend by fostering a belief that every election is a crisis, resulting in burnout rather than mobilization. Read More

Every Election Is Now Existential - The Atlantic

A nationalist’s narrow victory in Poland offers a preview of many knife-edge contests to come, all across the democratic world. Read More

Alam: When every election is ‘the most important of our lives’

Brush this article off and reread it in a few years, and that will be the new “most important election of our lives,” when half the nation pretends to know precisely what’s best for the nation. Read More