The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, or SAVE Act, was approved by the House of Representatives on April 10, 2025. This bill aims to make voting more difficult for many Americans. It requires individuals to show proof of U. S. citizenship, such as a REAL ID or passport, when registering to v
The House of Representatives recently approved a bill that could significantly change how people register to vote in the U. S. The bill, known as the SAVE Act, requires anyone registering to vote to show proof of U. S. citizenship. This has sparked a heated debate. Republicans, including Pr
The recent flip-flop on tariffs by a former president has left many voters scratching their heads. The reversal came after days of economic turmoil, with the market taking a hit. Supporters, who had initially backed the tariffs, are now expressing doubts. The change in stance has not
A heated debate is brewing in the political arena. The House has approved a bill that would make it mandatory for voters to show proof of citizenship when signing up to vote in federal elections. This move is an attempt to solidify one of the previous administration's executive orders. The bill, bac
A group of 19 states have taken legal action against a recent presidential order. This order aims to change how elections are run across the U. S. The states argue that the order is unconstitutional and interferes with their right to manage their own elections. The order, issued just last week, has
Wisconsin has become a political rollercoaster, swinging wildly between Democratic and Republican victories. This trend highlights a bigger picture in American politics: two distinct groups of voters are shaping election outcomes. One group leans Democratic, while the other is firmly behind Trump. T
Wisconsin's recent elections brought significant changes. Voters chose to keep Jill Underly as the state's top education official. The decision was a clear victory for public schools. Underly, backed by the Democratic Party and teachers' unions, won against her Republican opponent, Brittany Kinser.
In a recent election, Wisconsin saw a big win for Democrats in a judicial race. This race was no ordinary contest. It broke records with nearly 70 million dollars spent on ads. This massive spending shows how high the stakes were. The race was also a big deal because it was seen as a vote on Elon Mu
Julisa Rojas was once a hopeful Democrat. She believed that, despite their flaws, Democrats could lead the country to a brighter future. So, she took action. She went door-to-door in Georgia, encouraging people to register to vote. But now, her optimism has faded, replaced by a sense of letdown. Sh
In Florida, two significant political races are unfolding. These contests are happening in areas that have traditionally leaned Republican. The outcomes could provide some relief for the Republican Party in the House of Representatives, where they currently hold a slim majority. The 1st Congression
