Elections Blog Posts
About 3% of American 'Supervoters' Could Decide the Midterms. Are You One of Them?
Opinion / October 15th, 2026 / by Guest Writer

Not all votes are created equal - according to Action Tank CEO Ben Bilbrough, whose company has developed a tool to help American voters realize their potential.
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Recommended Reading / October 12th, 2026 / by Joan Blades

This article was originally published on The Fulcrum (Center) by Joan Blades (Left bias). Millions of Americans no longer fully trust our elections, and the mid-term elections are on Tuesday, November...
See moreBuilding Relationships to Empower Trusted Messengers
Recommended Reading / August 24th, 2026 / by "The Fulcrum" Contributor

This Fourth of July, I found myself in a somewhat heated discussion with some of my relatives – relatives whom I absolutely love. We returned home from watching fireworks and started to make some fire...
See moreWhen Trump and the Democrats Scare Their Supporters
Recommended Reading / July 20th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

Donald Trump is a human Rorschach test.
See moreThe Insight: How Bias and Hypocrisy Skew Sexual Assault Cases in Politics
The Insight / July 10th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

The accusations against Graham Platner forced him to drop his once-momentous Senate campaign. Typically, different media and political establishments weaponize or minimize allegations based purely on...
See moreGraham Platner Drops Out of Maine Senate Race
Story of the Week / July 9th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

What’s next for Democrats in Maine?
See moreWhen Outsiders Go Even Further Outside
Recommended Reading / June 8th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

Pratt was quickly dismissed as a gadfly, but fueled by an aggressive and creative social media presence, he penetrated the collective consciousness of angry Angelenos to an unprecedented degree.
See moreThe Insight: What to Know About Hungary's Surprising Election
The Insight / April 24th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

Some see the fall of Hungary’s populist leader as a warning sign for President Donald Trump. Others think the situations are too different to draw parallels. Who’s right?
See moreWhen Wisconsin Tells Us the FutureÂ
Recommended Reading / April 14th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

But politically, Wisconsin has emerged in recent years as one of a handful of key swing states that select the nation’s president every four years, and political strategists now analyze even minute sh...
See moreNovember Special Elections are Over. Here's How the Media Covered it.
Bias / November 14th, 2025 / by Emanuel Macuixtle

November Special Elections took center stage in California, New York City, and Virginia. AllSides analyzed how media bias affected coverage.
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