South Carolina’s 1876 gubernatorial election unfolded amid intense political violence, intimidation and disputes over the vote. The state had roughly 35,000 more eligible Black voters than white ...

The South Carolina election of 1876 was not just disputed — it was surrounded by fraud, intimidation, and violence. As Reconstruction collapsed, political factions fought for control while Black ...

Volusia was among the counties where irregularities were alleged, including new East-Coast towns of Daytona and New Britain ...

U.S. national elections, especially midterms, historically have minimal direct impact on the economy and financial markets.

Between clashes with Jim Crow and the Ku Klux Klan from yesteryear to modern uprisings against social injustice, the area’s ...

With the arrival of a major east-west railroad in Pueblo in early 1876, Colorado’s second city entertained hopes of ...

It doesn’t matter anyway,” “What’s one vote?” These comments are often heard from people who choose not to vote. The idea that one vote can’t possibly have an effect is a common misconception. In fact ...

One of the lessons that the election deniers learned in 2020 was it's good to control the people that count,” said Walbert, whose new book recounts stories of voter suppression and stolen elections ...