Eligible voters in California stand around 24 million, and roughly 17.6 million (nearly three-fourths) are registered to vote, according to the
latest report released by the secretary of
Third parties that have a national infrastructure such as the Green Party and Libertarian Party have waged legal battles from California to North Carolina to improve their ability to get
Democratic congressman Pete Gallego is facing a potentially tough fight to maintain his House seat in Texas's infamously volatile 23rd Congressional District, where five different officials have been
According to a Oklahoma news station, Rep. Mike Turner (R-Edmond) has filed a proposed amendment to the state's constitution that would change marriage in the state in
There are many politicians that have come to support gay rights in recent years, but in most cases “support” is a nebulous concept that is more often used as political
Although President Obama once
called immigration “the most important domestic policy agenda of his second term,” political discord -- particularly within the Republican ranks -- has slowed progress on immigration policy to
Despite a small
victory last week, service members and veterans groups are once again crying foul. As the U.S. Department of Defense tries to cut even more money from
One week after announcing my entry into the Massachusetts race for U.S. Senate, many people have asked where I stand on the issues followed by a list of the
Businesses can breath a sigh of relief, at least for now -- the famed "employer mandate" of the Affordable Care Act has been
put off for another year.
While
Shawn Griffiths