Tag Archives: voting
Black Voters Really Showed Up In 2012: Census
More whites stayed home on election day, but so did the young
White voter turnout dropped below the black rate for the first time since 1996.
By Aaron Morrison
Republicans to Spend $10 Million to Reach Minority Voters
Republican National Committee vows to restructure party to attract minorities.
RNC Chairman says the party plans to make major changes for the 2016 election.
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
Voting Machine Turns Obama Vote into Romney
A voter discovers the mechanical malfunction and caught it on video
A voter discovers the mechanical malfunction and caught it on video
By Makkada B. Selah
108-Year-Old Woman Casts Vote for 1st Time Ever
Joanna Jenkins casted her vote for President Obama
Joanna Jenkins casted her vote for President Obama
By Black Enterprise
Court Rules Pennsylvania Can Vote Without Photo ID
Judge orders injunction of controversial law
Judge orders injunction of controversial law
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
CBC Launches New Voter Protection Initiative, ‘For The People’
BE prepared for Election Day!
BE prepared for Election Day!
By Sasha King
On the Poor and Minorities: Mitt Romney’s Top 5 Side-Eye Moments
Republican candidate lands in hot water again after new video released
As Republican Mitt Romney lands in hot water again for controversial remarks, take a look…
By Janell Hazelwood
Before You Vote, Do The Math
Will your federal income taxes go up or down in 2011? See how your vote could be the deciding factor
If tax anger determines who you’ll vote for on November 2nd, don’t go to the…
By John Simons
Washington Report: Updates from Capitol Hill
Possible Senate run for Meek looks promising; District loses vote
The District of Columbia lost yet another opportunity to gain a vote in Congress this…
By Joyce Jones
Republicans Make Significant Gains After Long Drought
Is this a wake-up call for Democrats?
Suddenly being Republican is a whole lot more satisfying than it has been for a…
