Voting - Page 78

December 15, 2022

Northeast Mississippi county to vote on selling, growing, processing medical marijuana

A county in Northeast Mississippi is deciding on making the selling, growing, and processing of medical marijuana legal. Regardless of the outcome, medical marijuana will remain legal.

December 8, 2022

RNC Chair McDaniel says 'Twitter Files' release is 'tip of the iceberg,' calls for GOP unity ahead of 2024

RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel discusses Twitter's efforts to "suppress" information related to the 2020 presidential election and discusses the future of the GOP and winning elections.

December 7, 2022

Democrats double down on voter suppression narrative even after winning Georgia Senate runoff

Despite record voter turnout and a resounding electoral victory in Georgia, Democratic lawmakers and the White House insisted Wednesday that voter suppression remains a problem.

December 7, 2022

White House pressed on Biden comparing Georgia voting law to 'Jim Crow' despite record turnout

The White House was asked Wednesday if President Biden still believed Georgia's 2021 voting law amounted to "Jim Crow 2.0" despite a record turnout in the runoff election.

December 7, 2022

Despite Warnock victory, MSNBC hosts keep accusing Georgia of 'voter suppression'

MSNBC hosts such as Joy Reid continuously cried "voter suppression" on Tuesday during their election night coverage of the Georgia Senate runoff election.

December 6, 2022

DOJ 'monitoring' Georgia polls for voting rights compliance as election is underway

The Department of Justice has announced it will be monitoring polling places during the Georgia senate election on Tuesday to ensure voting rights are respected.

December 6, 2022

Dems in several states push measures to lower voting age to 16

Democratic lawmakers in California, Virginia, and Massachusetts are pushing measures that would allow residents as young as 16 to register to vote in local elections.

December 1, 2022

Colorado GOP calls on Boebert challenger to withdraw from race, save taxpayers money on recount effort

The Colorado GOP called on Democrat Adam Frisch, who conceded his House race to Rep. Lauren Boebert, to back out of the state's mandatory recount.

December 1, 2022

Oakland passes measure to give adult residents $100 voucher to donate to local political campaigns

Oakland, California, voters passed a ballot measure that gives residents of the city $100 "Democracy Dollars" vouchers every two years that they can donate to local political campaigns.

November 30, 2022

North Carolina state board certifies results of 2022 general election

North Carolina's state board has certified the general election results to ensure voters their votes have been counted. They are comparing numbers of authorized voters and ballots.