Looking ahead to November, the presidential race could decide more than just who the next president is. It could also determine which party controls the Senate-House or or even your state’s legislature. And that’s because of something in political science,… Continue Reading
Last week, the President, Trump fired off an the angry tweets attacking the Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat, is the access to the expanding mail voting amid the COVID-19 pandemic: Michigan, to send absentee ballot applications to… Continue Reading
On May 12, the REPUBLICANS won two special congressional elections handily: Republican Mike Garcia defeated Democratic Assemblywoman, Christy Smith By 55 percent to 45 percent in the California’s 25th District) and Republican state Sen. Tom Tiffany, beat his Democratic opponent,… Continue Reading
At 106, the MacCene Grimmett is one of the oldest voters in the state of Utah. Though, that women didn’t have the right to vote when she was born, in 1913 and by the time she was of voting age,… Continue Reading
The 2020 presidential election just got its first notable third-party challenger. Last Tuesday, the Michigan Rep Justin Amash, who left the Republican Party nine months ago and became an independent announced he would run for president as a Libertarian. And… Continue Reading