New York, Other Attorneys General Sue Trump Admin To Block USPS Rule Allowing Interception, Rejection Of Lawfully Submitted, Mail-In Ballots
Editor’s note: New Yorkers have become used to both mail-in voting and in-person early voting,…
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Staten Islanders, NYC Party-Registered Voters: Primary Election Day Is Today! State Seats Now Open – Choose Your State Senator, State Assemblymember, National Rep, Senator
Below find part of a presentation on Voting in Your Language rights, where they discuss…
Bayonne NJ: Farmers Market Vouchers For Seniors, Water Main Construction, Proclamation For Apraxia Awareness, Ballots Drawn For June 9th Council Elections
Staten Islander has covered the farmers’ market voucher program for seniors, which begins today…
Bayonne NJ Municipal Elections Early Voting Starts Friday, General Election Next Week
Early Voting for Bayonne’s 2026 Municipal Election Set for May 8, 9, and 10 Editor’s…
While Politicians Can Challenge Election-Related Harms, Ordinary Citizens Do Not Enjoy Those Same Protections
U.S. Supreme Court Opens Courthouse Doors for Political Candidates—But Not for Everyday Americans Editor’s note:…
Disenfranchised Voters: Estimated 4 Million People With Felony Convictions Who Don’t Have Right To Vote – But Restoring It Is Complicated, Varies By State
For an estimated 4 million people with felony convictions, restoring their right to vote is…
Felony Disenfranchisement For Convictions Including Plea Deals: Affects 4 Million Previous Voters – Why It Matters
Felony disenfranchisement in the US: An explainer and research roundup by Clark Merrefield, The Journalist’s…