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2024 Election: Latest News, Polls and Examples of Media Bias

Recommended Reading / September 20th, 2023 / By AllSides Staff

As AllSides continues to track the 2024 elections, this blog is tracking major news, updates, poll data and examples of media bias.

2024 Presidential Election, Elections, Public Opinion, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, White House, Politics, Democratic Party, Republican Party

What 2022 Candidates Have Said About the Country's Top Issues

Recommended Reading / November 4th, 2022 / By Rose Mercer

See what candidates have said about abortion, immigration, climate change, healthcare, voting rules, and gun control as a new group of lawmakers gets set to take office.

2022 Elections, Abortion, Immigration, Climate Change, Gun Control And Gun Rights, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Elections, Healthcare

Threats to Democracy: Voter Suppression and Voter Fraud

Recommended Reading / November 4th, 2022 / By Clare Ashcraft

Voting is a major issue on the right and the left. Both sides want free and fair elections, but they have different ideas of what the problem is with our current election model.

Democracy, Mail-In Voting, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Voter Suppression, Threats To Democracy

AllStances™: Is Voter Fraud or Voter Suppression a Bigger Issue?

AllStances / November 3rd, 2022 / By Isaiah Anthony

Explore all perspectives, stances, and arguments for voter rights and election security with AllStances™ by AllSides.

AllStances, 2022 Elections, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Elections

Consensus Voting Shows the Voters Preferred Nick Begich in Alaska's Special Election

Recommended Reading / October 28th, 2022 / By Robbie Robinette

The apparent consensus pick in Alaska's special election didn't win. Why?

2022 Elections, Alaska, Ranked-Choice Voting, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Elections

2022 Midterm Elections: Latest News, Polls and Examples of Media Bias

Recommended Reading / October 27th, 2022 / By AllSides Staff

As AllSides continues to track the 2022 midterm elections, this blog is tracking major news, updates, poll data and examples of media bias related to the elections happening across the nation.

2022 Elections, Elections, Public Opinion, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud

Supreme Court Docket Includes Two Pivotal, Democracy-Defining Cases

Recommended Reading / October 10th, 2022 / By David Meyers

The Supreme Court is back in session this week, and the docket for the new term includes two cases that could fundamentally shift the state of democracy in the United States.

Supreme Court, Democracy, Justice, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud

Media Bias Alert: Surveillance Video Reveals Details About Alleged Election Breach in Georgia

Bias / September 7th, 2022 / By Clare Ashcraft

Surveillance footage emerged this week of the GOP chairwoman for Coffee County, Georgia, escorting members of the tech firm SullivanStrickler into an elections office the same day as an alleged breach that is under investigation by state authorities.

Media Bias, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Elections, Donald Trump, 2020 Election

To Give a Voice to the Political Center, Andrew Yang’s Forward Party Must Prove It Can Win

Recommended Reading / August 26th, 2022 / By Joseph Ratliff

Can the Forward Party stake out a clear definition of the "sensible" political center? And perhaps most importantly: can it win?

Andrew Yang, Elections, Politics, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud

Is Democracy in Peril? Where the Left and Right Agree and Disagree

Recommended Reading / August 22nd, 2022 / By Clare Ashcraft

Both sides are concerned about democracy being under threat — but often for very different reasons.

Democracy, Bridging Divides, Culture War, Misinformation And Disinformation, Capitol Chaos, Free Speech, Censorship, Elections, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Polarization

Can Open Primaries Reduce Polarization?

Recommended Reading / August 1st, 2022 / By Divided We Fall (author)

Our systems of elections are a partisan construct where incentives to seek advantage can often conflict with fundamental democratic principles.

Polarization, Elections, 2022 Elections, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud

Americans overwhelmingly support some bipartisan election reforms

Recommended Reading / July 5th, 2022 / By David Meyers

A bipartisan group of 16 senators is preparing a variety of proposals to update the Electoral Count Act, and CommonSense American, which prepares briefings on legislative ideas and encourages advocacy from its 43,000 members, released survey data this week on some of those concepts.

Bipartisanship, Bridging Divides, US Senate, Electoral Reform, Elections, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud

Are You an Engaged Citizen or a Political Hobbyist?

News / June 13th, 2022 / By Joseph Ratliff

If you read AllSides, you’re probably more politically informed than the average American — but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re actually engaging with your community.

Politics, Elections, Media Industry, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Local Governments

When Bipartisanship is A Long Way Away

Recommended Reading / January 24th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

Presidential elections are fought in between the forty-yard lines. Midterms are won and lost on the goal lines.

Politics, Joe Biden, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Elections, Bipartisanship, Bridging Divides, 2022 Elections

When Chuck Schumer Turns Into Wile E. Coyote

Recommended Reading / January 17th, 2022 / By Dan Schnur

Schumer has spent the last several months somehow expecting Manchin and Sinema to do something other than drop the political equivalent of an anvil on his head.

Chuck Schumer, Democratic Party, Politics, US Senate, Elections, Electoral Count Act, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud

Facts vs Myths: Was the 2020 Election Stolen?

Misinformation Watch / December 16th, 2021 / By Henry A. Brechter

Let’s break down the media coverage and dominant opinions around the claim, and highlight the main facts, myths, disagreements and disconnects.

Facts And Fact Checking, Misinformation And Disinformation, 2020 Election, Donald Trump, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Misinformation Watch

Story of the Week: Election Controversies, Voting Issues Remain In Spotlight

Story of the Week / December 16th, 2021 / By AllSides Staff

The House committee investigating January 6 revealed text messages sent to Trump's chief of staff by his son and Fox News personalities.

Story Of The Week, Elections, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, 2020 Election, January 6 Committee, Capitol Chaos, Mark Meadows, Gerrymandering

Studying Political Science Motivates College Students to Vote, New Research Shows

Recommended Reading / November 2nd, 2021 / By "The Conversation" Contributor

Community college students who take political science classes are more likely to register to vote, turn out to vote and understand constitutional checks and balances.

Elections, Education, Politics, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud

When Biden Unites the Country to Confront a Mortal Threat – Sort Of

Recommended Reading / July 16th, 2021 / By Dan Schnur

From the Center This view is from an author rated as Center. President Joe Biden spoke at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia this week, where he called the debate over voting rights “the most significant test of our democracy since the Civil war.” The next day he went to...

Joe Biden, White House, Infrastructure, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Bridging Divides

Story of the Week: For The People Act Fails In The Senate

Story of the Week / June 24th, 2021 / By AllSides Staff

Republicans defeated Democrats' For the People Act in the Senate Wednesday, with all 50 GOP senators voting against it. The bill needed 60 votes to overcome the filibuster used by Republicans, and Democrats would have needed 10 Republicans to overcome that filibuster. The legislation's...

Story Of The Week, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, For The People Act, Elections

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