elections

To my knowledge, there has been no clamor among 16-year-olds to participate in Massachusetts municipal elections. I have not heard of rallies or marches involving the sweet 16 set in which participants have demanded the right to vote. ...

When I write about voter fraud it upsets the termites that devour civil rights with their denials.

Just a few weeks ago, a longtime election judge in Pennsylvania pled guilty to voter fraud. Now a conspiracy of New Jersey elected officials has been indicted.

The primary race has become sharper in recent weeks, with the two progressive Democrats trading barbs.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is a swing state that can decide who controls the federal government of the United States and the lives of Americans.

The saying goes, 'never let a crisis go to waste.' We are seeing that shabby doctrine in effect in some proposed Massachusetts election law changes.

The collapse of Sen. Elizabeth Warren's campaign and the strength of Sen. Bernie Sanders makes Massachusetts an interesting primary for Democrats.

Since the election of Donald J. Trump to the Presidency of the United States, the Democrats have lost thousands of members in Bristol County.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell is being challenged by City Council President Linda Morad to make changes to the residency policy for City employees.

Republican Charlie Baker is the most popular governor in the United States. He is also the answer for lots of people looking for a political champion.