After another setback for open primaries, reformers say the real breakthrough may be the growing civic power of New York City ...
Mamdani recently said he's "content" with New York's closed primary system that disenfranchises 1.2 million voters from their ...
Racial blind spots in opioid policy are costing lives. Stopping the crisis requires solutions built for every community.
We trust secretaries of state to administer elections impartially, even though most are chosen through partisan contests that ...
From one-on-one Senate showdowns to growing campaign infrastructure, independent candidates are entering the fall with more ...
Latino voters aren't realigning with Republicans or Democrats. They're de-aligning entirely. And Gen Z is following the same ...
Partisan politics trains voters to see the other side as a threat. Independents refuse to play along — and pay a price for it.
A federal judge granted the Idaho Libertarian Party temporary freedom from state campaign spending limits, following a Supreme Court decision that removed federal caps on coordinated party spending ...
Carlos De Castro Pretelt is a veteran, public servant, and community advocate. A former Army officer and State Department professional, he later ran as an independent and advocates pragmatic reform, ...
Independent Voter News covers elections, voter rights, and political reform from a nonpartisan perspective. Journalism that ...
California's Problem Solvers Caucus, a bipartisan group of 26 lawmakers, is quietly working to solve real problems like ...
Nearly 500,000 Oklahoma independent voters can vote on a voter ID amendment Tuesday but are locked out of the Republican ...
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