In Restricting Early Voting, the Right Sees a New ‘Center of Gravity’
For more than a decade, the Susan B. Anthony List and the American Principles Project have pursued cultural and policy priorities from the [...]
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Opinion | This Is Not the Coronavirus Anniversary Cuomo Planned On
Gail Collins: Well, Bret, much to talk about as always. But I guess we should start with Andrew Cuomo. Bret Stephens: I can’t [...]
Opinion | Elections Don’t Have to Be So Chaotic and Excruciating
Joe Biden ended up winning the presidency with at least 279 electoral votes, a margin that seems comfortable now that the election is [...]
Watch Out for This Misinformation on Election Day
Rigged voting machines. Tossed ballots. Intimidating federal agents. In a year awash in misinformation, it should be no surprise that false reports about [...]
Lingering Mail Problems Worry Voters in Final Week of Election
The Postal Service’s performance has not been as bad as initially feared, but handling of mail ballots has been inconsistent enough that some [...]
A Week Before the Election, Time Is Running Out to Vote by Mail
WASHINGTON — With just a week to go before the election on Nov. 3, the window is rapidly closing for many people who [...]
In Ohio, a Printing Company Is Overwhelmed and Mail Ballots Are Delayed
Several counties that expected absentee ballots last week are now scrambling to print them themselves or find a last-minute contingency plan, underscoring the [...]
Has the President Handicapped His Own Party’s Efforts on Absentee Voting?
The North Carolina Republican Party spent $213,000 on glossy mailers sent out in August to voters believed to be supporters of President Trump. [...]