A Conversation Between The News Media & Jeff Simonds

By Jeff Simonds on May 2, 2014

In this installment of his series, Jeff Simonds tries to have a talk with the media about the real issues.

Voter ID is Dead in Wisconsin

By Angela Linneman on April 30, 2014

Governor Scott Walker failed to “point to a single instance of known voter impersonation occurring in Wisconsin at any time in the recent past.”

Voter ID Out in Arkansas, but Attorney General Appeals

By Alexis Brower on April 28, 2014

An Arkansas judge called the state’s voter ID law “void and unenforceable.”

Movers, Shakers, Music Lovers: Andy Sere

By Gordon Hensley on April 25, 2014

“I got involved with the Young Republicans in high school sophomore year and the next year got heavily into Phish.”

HeadCount at Ten: 2006 “Midterms Matter” Tour

By Sam DArcangelo on April 17, 2014

“You can’t let something this magical die.”

Voter Fraud Detector Fails in Florida

By Angela Linneman on April 16, 2014

A controversial program designed to fight voter fraud has failed in Florida.

Can you spare some speech?

By Kevin Mulcrone on April 7, 2014

With the Supreme Court’s decision last Wednesday, the donation limit for individuals has been ruled unconstitutional on the grounds that it violates the first amendment’s protection of free speech.

Wisconsin Early Voting Scaled Back Again

By Angela Linneman on March 31, 2014

Wisconsin’s popular early voting period has been trimmed for the second time since 2011, this time eliminating weekend voting.

The ACA vs. Religious Employers

By Emily Ordover on March 28, 2014

One side claims their religious freedom is being violated. Another says reproductive freedom is at stake. The Supreme Court will decide in June.

NSA: A Nonpartisan Issue

By Kevin Mulcrone on March 26, 2014

Edward Snowden’s revelations about the NSA’s surveillance are making waves in policy, politics, and culture.