More than 1.3 million voters in Oregon currently cannot participate in their state’s primary elections. However, two proposed ballot initiatives could appear in November 2026, potentially transforming the way Oregonians choose their candidates. The effort reflects growing demand for a broader, more inclusive democratic process.

In a bid to bolster trust in the electoral system, both leading Republican candidates for Massachusetts governor are championing voter ID laws, calling photo identification at the ballot box a “common sense” measure.

Voters across North Texas have cast their ballots in runoff elections, selecting new city council members and shaping the future of their local communities. The conclusion of these elections marks a significant moment in local governance for the region.

The newly formed Colquitt County Board of Elections convened on April 8 to discuss voting precincts and bylaws, marking significant steps in organizing the county’s electoral process.