Democratic senate candidate in K.Y. a champion of ballot-box privacy

Wendy Davis's campaign ad reminding voters of her opponent's disability backfires.

On Thursday a federal judge struck down Texas rsquo s voter ID law which requires citizens to produce photo identification in order to cast ballots in federal and state elections The law does not make the same demands of those mailing in absentee ballots U S District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos

Will voters penalize senate candidate for changing his position on personhood?

A mass rally by gay marriage opponents would serve little purpose at this point.

(Un)Conventional Wisdom on the midterm races from Robert D. Sullivan.

Will campaign promises make substantive entitlement reform harder to achieve?

Perhaps encouraged by that David Brooks column in which he swoons over the ldquo responsible elite rdquo people in Mitt Romney rsquo s circle are putting out vibrations of another presidential run in 2016 The Washington Examiner rsquo s Byron York revealed all in a Wednesday column ldquo Romne

Will a "porous, self-conscious and responsible elite" fix what ails the U.S.?

Barred from voting, 19th-century women perfected art of door-to-door campaigning.