This map from data science company Jetpack AI actually represents the voting decisions of American voters. Please spread it.
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In the first of this two-part series, we look at the popular grassroots volunteer activity of writing postcards to voters to understand its role, use, and impact. There’s a new type of card joining the ranks of Mother’s Day, holiday,
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I thought it’d be good to confirm what actually made it into the final legislation. Here are the answers to questions I’ve been seeing.
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This bill isn’t perfect, and we need to do much more, but it’s a positive step that puts families first, not large corporations.
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Voting by mail has worked well for years, but will be especially important in this pandemic. But how do voters without a computer or internet access request a Vote By Mail
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As we are all in for a long haul of tough times, it seemed like a good time to see what experts recommend we can do to build our resilience.
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Before gun owners even could start getting rid of these guns, however, the law was challenged by five Californians and the California Rifle & Pistol Association.
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I wanted to provide you with a list of all the additional resources available during this time of uncertainty and need in response to many of the most frequently asked questions we've
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A lot of people–on both sides of the aisle–believe that every federal legislator should divest or have their stocks put in a blind trust before they take office, but that is not
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This means, effective last night—all California residents must stay home—except as needed to go out for essential services. Essential services remain open.
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Although there were several delays (looking at YOU, Mitch McConnell) in getting this bill passed, it is now law. This is what’s in it.
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Technology designed to respond to disasters in developing countries, is now being applied to fight the Coronavirus in America.
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