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Artists Designed Unique ‘I Voted’ Stickers for People Voting Absentee

48 artists including Barbara Kruger, KAWS and Amy Sherald made unique 'I Voted' stickers that will be distributed by 'New York' magazine and through museums and bookstores across the country.
By Helen Holmes

Meghan and Prince Harry Encourage People to Vote in the Upcoming Election

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spoke out about the importance of voting.
By Morgan Halberg

The USPS Has Released New Stamps Featuring Ruth Asawa’s Intricate Wire Sculptures

People all across the country have been working to actively defend the USPS from undermining efforts from the administration.
By Helen Holmes

Does Mail-In Voting Increase Voter Fraud? We Did the Math. The Answer Is No.

By John Tures

After Georgia’s Election Fiasco, Why Can’t People Vote Online? Experts Weigh In.

By Chris Iovenko

The Evolution of Poll Books Brings New Jersey Into the Digital Age

By Donald Scarinci
U.S. President Donald Trump.

How Many Electoral College Votes Will Donald Trump Get In 2020?

By John A. Tures
The U.S. Census takes place every 10 years, and an undercount can dramatically impact the amount of federal aid a state receives as well as impact its allotted number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.

You Can’t Take Politics Out of Redistricting—Especially Not in New Jersey

By Donald Scarinci
Look to New Jersey to improve voting access in the coming year.

The Evolution of Voting From Counting Beans to Computer Hacking

By Donald Scarinci
Voting booths.

NJ Politics Digest: When the Dead Remain Active in Politics

By Observer Politics Team
Compared to other U.S. states, it is already excessively difficult to vote in New York State.

Election-Day Shenanigans Show How New York’s Voting System Is Broken

By Chris Roberts
Sorry Suraj Patel, it doesn't look like these are the next big voting tools.

Candidate Who Catfished Voters With ‘Tinder Banking’ Widely Criticized

By John Bonazzo
The general election will take place on Nov. 7.

Here’s How Candidates Can Use Social Media to Get Young Voters to the Polls

By John Bonazzo
Mikie Sherrill

NJ Politics Digest: It’s a Primary Day to Watch in New Jersey

By Steve Cronin

In NYC, Primary Election Runoffs Could Become a Thing of the Past

By Madina Toure
A voter shows off his, 'I Voted!', sticker after voting in the Florida primary on August 30, 2016 in Miami, Florida. There are Senate seats as well as congressional races that voters are weighing in on

Voting on Your Phone With the Magic of Blockchain Could Be the Norm in 10 Years

By John Bonazzo
Public defenders help ensure that the judicial system only puts the guilty behind bars.

NJ Politics Digest: Democratic Bill Hopes To Let Inmates Vote

By Steve Cronin
Mayor Bill de Blasio votes at a public library in Brooklyn on Election Day on Nov. 7, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Bill de Blasio Looks to Boost Voter Turnout in New York City

By Madina Toure
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and his girlfriend, television personality Sandra Lee, greet voters during the 2014 general election.

Andrew Cuomo Launches ‘Democracy Agenda’ to Overhaul New York’s Voting System

By Madina Toure
Mayor Bill de Blasio speaks at a campaign rally with Sen. Bernie Sanders at Terminal 5 in Manhattan.

De Blasio: Danger of NYC Becoming ‘Exclusive Place’ Still Looms

By Madina Toure
A man marks his ballot in a voting booth in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Two Ballot Questions Await NJ Voters Next Week

By Alyana Alfaro
A voter emerges from a voting booth.

The Best Argument for Mobile Voting? Abysmal Primary Turnouts.

By Bradley Tusk and Sheila Nix
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks during a press conference to announce that Spotify will move an office to 4 World Trade Center in the Financial District, February 15, 2017 in New York City.

New Cuomo Order Supercharges Voter Registration in New York

By Madina Toure
A man marks his ballot in a voting booth in Manchester, New Hampshire.

What You Need to Know About Tuesday’s NJ Primaries

By Alyana Alfaro and Salvador Rizzo
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