Elections

My great grandfather wasn’t allowed to vote. The real reason? He was Native American.

Continued narrowly targeted strategies won’t be enough to mobilize a diverse Latino electorate.

There’s an unprecedented amount of innovation at all levels of the health care system.

The need today for nonpartisan, policy-focused organizations is greater than ever.

Former Obama speechwriter David Litt on the importance of comedy in politics.

Aspen Institute Congressional Program Director and former Congressman Dan Glickman explains why it is time to abolish the Electoral College, an institution he says disenfranchises millions of Americans.

With the geography of our voting landscape being drawn along party lines, where does the “one person, one vote” basis for democracy fit in?

Instead of doing the business of government like attending hearings, writing bills, educating themselves on policy, voting, and even being in Washington, legislators are consumed with the hunt for donations. This has a profound impact on the quality of their legislative work.