Voting is a joy, a pleasure, a privilege, and an opportunity that every citizen must avail themselves of. Sure, the system isn’t perfect. Indeed, it has inequality at its roots when once, only ...

That is why those who resist change continue to suppress the vote, more than 150 years after the 15 th Amendment. When we all show up, the power of our voices combined can create a force that is ...

2. Because your vote could decide this election. I hear often from young voters that they feel like their vote won’t matter — either because they believe it won’t impact the outcome of the ...

The Electoral College decides—but the popular vote matters. More must-read commentary published by Fortune: Here’s why the United Steelworkers oppose Nippon’s takeover of U.S. Steel.

Letter: Why voting matters "If voting didn’t matter, we would not be witnessing modern-day voter suppression by way of closing poll locations, limiting early and mail-in voting, and photo ID and ...

As parents, we can inspire an informed and engaged generation of citizens. If you haven’t made a family voting plan for the Nov. 5 election, there’s still time to register and participate together.

This is why I have voted for third-party candidates in more elections than I can remember. In fact, I was once a third-party candidate myself: In 1998, I ran for lieutenant governor of New York as ...

Three reasons why your vote matters! We are days away from Election Day, and early voting has been open for a week now in many states. While the presidential election captures so much attention, there ...

As a Black woman and pastor in Dayton, Ohio, I’ve seen firsthand how political decisions affect our lives, particularly in healthcare. My own experien ...

Letter: Why voting locally matters for climate and women's rights (Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) People march in Salt Lake City to protest after the U.S. Supreme Court overruled Roe v ...