Andrew Yang Said He Would Give 10 People $1,000 Each Month. Is That Legal? The New York Times
During the Democratic debate in Houston, Mr. Yang announced that he would use campaign funds to distribute 10 “freedom dividends.” The move raises …
Father of Ky. Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes found guilty of illegally funneling donations The Washington Post
Prosecutors said Jerry Lundergan carried out a scheme to direct more than $200000 in corporate contributions to his daughter’s 2014 campaign.
‘Texodus’: Why the Lone Star State might turn blue for real this time The Christian Science Monitor
At the Monitor Breakfast, GOP Sen. Ted Cruz predicted Texas will be “hotly contested” in 2020, thanks to the growing clout of suburban voters – particularly …
‘My cancer has spread.’ Todd Portune announces retirement after quarter-century in local politics Cincinnati.com
Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune announced Thursday he will not run for re-election after more than a quarter-century in public life. At an emotional …
Who pays for local news? Pew Research Center
While few Americans pay for local news, some are more likely to do so than others – and most say their local news outlets are doing well financially.
Robert Blackmon rakes in another endorsement from local firefighters Florida Politics
The St. Petersburg Association of Firefighters is backing St. Pete City Council candidate Robert Blackmon in his bid for District 1, representing west St. Pete.
How Climate Change in Iowa is Changing U.S. Politics TIME
The climate change conversation in Iowa represents just a hint of what’s to come across the U.S. Here’s why.
RIDDLED: Aurora’s 2019 election merges national, local issues and politics Sentinel Colorado
Usually there is a stark difference between national and local politics. But 2019 is not a usual year for Aurora, where seasoned politicos are asking for votes, …
Your Canadian federal election glossary CBC News
Wondering what the writ is? Need to know about the national register of electors? Consult our Canadian federal election glossary for more information about the …
Utah Supreme Court rules partisan elections for State School Board constitutional Salt Lake Tribune
Elections for the Utah Board of Education can be partisan, the Utah Supreme Court ruled Wednesday, overturning a lower court’s decision and reinstating a …