Voting should take some effort, because that effort separates people who take their vote and their citizenship seriously from those who don’t. I also think Election Day is an important civic ritual.

The right to vote is mentioned five times in the U.S. Constitution. ... Voting is your most important Constitutional right - use it: Rogette Harris. Updated: Oct. 23, 2015, 6:00 p.m.

Nearly 70% of Utahns voted in 2020. That still means 30%, or about 650,000 people, did not.

“It’s important to vote in every election so of course I wasn’t going to miss this opportunity, but the reason why I am voting early is honestly because I’m going to be out of town and I ...

"We're not having a seat at the table in the national media," Sheffield said. This election, "Good Morning America" asked Americans to tell us "Why It Matters." We want to know what issues are ...

Voting for the best candidate to represent our values is important, but if we use it as a gateway to hurt and disparage others, not only have we not gained anything, but we will have caused even ...

Your vote for that perceived “loser” is as legitimate and important as any other voter’s. Voting is a form of unapologetic, unmitigated self-expression — maybe one of the few opportunities ...

Voting in the upcoming elections is important, they rightfully argue but that’s not enough. People have to know about things like a comprehensive plan that will directly impact their lives for ...

I cast my early ballot before Virginia’s Election Day on Nov. 5. Virginia’s odd-year state elections often forecast the presidential election in the following year. Local candidates of ...

Carah Ong Whaley, Associate Director of the James Madison Center for Civic Engagement, discusses the importance of an accurate count in the 2020 Census, ... If You Think Voting Is Important, ...

A protest vote is an important democratic safety valve, but be careful how you use it - THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Nigel Farage’s party is expected to do well on Thursday as voters turn ...

Your vote for that perceived “loser” is as legitimate and important as any other voter’s. Voting is a form of unapologetic, unmitigated self-expression — maybe one of the few opportunities ...