If voters approve Question 1, elected delegates could propose changes to the state constitution, and then Rhode Islanders ...
Why does the state need to spend as much as $4.6 million when an amendment can be introduced at any time by our elected ...
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Harris Campaign Rushes to Bury Walz’s Bold Take on Electoral CollegeThe Democratic ticket is working overtime to bury Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s hot take on the Electoral College. On Tuesday ...
On November 5, Rhode Islanders get to make a once in a decade decision: Question one on the ballot asks if the state should ...
The real heroes of Citizen Nation are the teachers. At great personal sacrifice, they spend many extra, unpaid hours each week preparing their students for the competition. Especially inspiring is ...
Developers are hoping Missourians approve a constitutional amendment to allow them to build a new casino along the Osage ...
Four years ago, I wrote a piece on Pennsylvania Democrat Sen. Bob Casey Jr. titled “Meet America’s Worst Catholic Senator.” ...
Our Rhode Island constitution, Article 14 Section 2, states that every 10 years, voters must be asked, “Shall there be a convention to amend or revise the Constitution?” This Nov. 5, Rhode Island ...
The two candidates for California's open U.S. Senate seat traded barbs over Donald Trump, abortion and other leading national ...
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