A federal judge paused a Texas GOP lawsuit seeking closed primaries, saying the legislature should decide the issue in 2027.

A new poll shows 56% of voters want to replace closed party primaries with open elections where all candidates compete on one ballot. The survey reveals voters are frustrated that just 9% of Americans ...

Missouri voters face confusion as dueling court rulings create uncertainty over which congressional map will be used for the November general election, while absentee ballots are already being sent ...

The most dishonest campaign ad of 2026 makes a simple promise: vote yes, and you’ll get exactly the thing the measure is ...

Illinois independent gubernatorial candidate Collin Corbett is demanding access to a debate forum with the Democratic and ...

A newly launched super PAC in New Hampshire will use AI to influence Senate races by elevating third-party candidates designed to siphon votes from Republican candidates and help Democrats gain ...

Alaska's repeal campaign inadvertently reveals voter demand for open primaries by attacking them. With independents making up two-thirds of Alaska voters, the message is clear: voters want to ...

Susan Collins and Troy Jackson are flooding Maine’s airwaves with competing messages aimed at the voters who could decide one of the country’s closest Senate races.

Kent C. Price is a retired Professor of Political Science. California’s 22nd Congressional District challenges conventional wisdom about Latino voters, party loyalty, and the political assumptions ...

California’s 22nd Congressional District challenges conventional wisdom about Latino voters, party loyalty, and the political assumptions that shape how campaigns are fought.

California voters broke the political parties’ grip on primary elections in 2010. A new repeal effort raises a fundamental question: Who should get to choose the candidates on the November ballot?

Assembly District 66 sends two Democrats to November with no Republican in the race, leaving 97,000 independents to choose between a socialist-backed progressive and a moderate with union and law ...