The changes mean around 1.5 million 16 and 17-year-olds will be able to vote in the next general election, which must be held ...

They do not vote based on individual preference. Instead, every state delegation gets one vote, with a simple majority of 26 state delegation votes needed to decide who becomes president.

The U.S. Senate made history by conducting its longest-ever "vote-a-rama" session on the Republican Party's budget resolution, known as the "Big Beautiful Bill." The marathon voting spree lasted more ...

How Do Voting Machines Work? 10/28/2022 | 2m 7s Video has Closed Captions | CC. Learn how different kinds of voting machines help keep our elections accurate and secure. Aired 10/28/2022 ...

Q: How does early voting work? A: Many Americans have the option to cast their ballot before Election Day, either by mail or early in-person, though this isn’t true for all voters in every state ...

Election fact check: How voting machines work and why they're hard to hack. Experts explain why the U.S. election process has many checks and balances. By Leah Sarnoff. Video by Dara Elasfar.

How does early voting work? Most states allow pre-election voting, which surged in popularity during the 2020 election, although rules vary. Share full article.

Read more about how U.S. elections work at Explaining Election 2024, a series from The Associated Press aimed at helping make sense of the American democracy.

Peltola went on to win the regularly scheduled election, which also used ranked choice voting, later that year. She faces Republican Nick Begich, one of the two candidates she defeated in 2022 ...

Orange County’s voting system was put to the test this week — and all seems to be working well as the county’s election workers gear up for the counting of more than 1.8 million ballots on ...