Straight-Ticket Voting a Confusing Issue in N.C.
Americans all over the country are wondering about the validity of a rumor that was forwarded to voters by e-mail in several states. It warned that if voters choose to cast a straight-ticket or straight-party ballot, they could inadvertently not vote for president of the United States.
Americans all over the country are wondering about the validity of a rumor that was…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
Voter Suppression: Another Low-Brow Tactic
A fake State Board of Elections flier directing Republicans to vote on Nov. 4 and…
By Janell Hazelwood
Know Your Rights Before Hitting the Polls
Being informed can help counteract voter suppression tactics
American voters are poised to make history one way or another next Tuesday, and election…
By Joyce Jones
Obama Pushing for Arizona and Georgia
Sen. Barack Obama will be making a pull for three states not quite…
By Renita Burns
McCain: Blame the Media
Sen. John McCain turned up the notch in his media blame game after…
By Renita Burns
Surge of New Registrations in Georgia Gives Black Voters Power
New registrations of black voters ran more than 25% higher this year than…
By Janell Hazelwood
Candidates Weigh In on GDP Numbers
Both Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama today issued statements on the latest gross…
By Deborah Creighton Skinner
Obama Infomerical: Too Much or Just Right?
Before the curtains close and lights dim on the 2008 Presidential election, Sen. Barack…
By Renita Burns
Candidates Focus on Florida
Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio offer the most electoral votes, with 27, 21, and…
By Marcia Wade Talbert
Deficit Grows with McCain or Obama
The candidate’s tax plans are complicated for individuals, but according to the Tax…
