Federal Judge Rules Iowa Officials Can Challenge Ballots of Potential Noncitizen Voters

The Iowa Secretary of State has hailed the court’s ruling as a ‘win for Iowa’s election integrity.’ A federal judge ruled on Sunday that Iowa election officials may continue to follow Secretary of State Paul Pate’s directive to challenge the ballots of 2,176 registered voters who have been identified as possible noncitizens. The ruling came

Medicare, Chronic Disease, and Drug Prices: Where Trump and Harris Stand on Health Policy

The two presidential candidates agree that Americans are paying too much for drugs. Despite accounting for over 17 percent of the United States’ GDP, health care access and affordability seem to receive limited attention during the 2024 presidential campaigns. “For perhaps the first election season since 2004, health coverage policies have had a relatively low

Pennsylvania Investigating Possible Fraudulent Voter Registration Forms, Top Election Official Says

‘This should give us confidence in the safeguards built into our election process,’ Secretary of State Al Schmidt says. Pennsylvania’s top election official confirmed his office is investigating potentially fraudulent voter registration applications after authorities in multiple counties reported the issue. Noting that the discovery of possibly fraudulent registrations are “absolutely” troubling, Pennsylvania Secretary of

RFK Jr. Says Trump Would Push to End Adding Fluoride to Drinking Water

He made reference to a September ruling from a judge that ordered the EPA to address fluoridation concerns. Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that former President Donald Trump would seek to end adding fluoride to drinking water supplies if he’s elected president. “On January 20, the Trump White House will advise

Majority of Gen Z Are of Voting Age This Year—Here Are the Issues They Care About Most

The 2024 presidential election is the first in which the majority of Generation Z—those born between 1997 and 2012 and currently aged between 12 and 27—will be eligible to vote. Often called Gen Z or Zoomers, the newest generation of voters, aged 18 to 27, tend to have a different outlook than older generations. Gen

Harris Confirms She Voted by Mail, Doesn’t Say If She Voted for California’s Crime Measure

Led by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, businesses, and law enforcement, the measure would enhance criminal penalties for shoplifting and drug dealing. While campaigning in battleground Michigan on Nov. 3, Vice President Kamala Harris said her mail-in ballot was “on its way to California” and declined to say how she voted on her home state’s