Project 2025 and voting rights: Fact-checking Kamala Harris’ ad aimed at Black Americans
Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris warned in an ad that Project 2025 would harm Black Americans at the voting ...
Black Voters Matter Fund tour encourages young people to register to vote in Georgia
The Black Voters Matter Fund is a non-partisan group that started the "We Fight Back Tour" to mobilize young voters in ...
Kamala Harris insists she must earn Black men’s vote and doesn’t ‘assume’ she has it during NABJ-WHYY panel
Black men are like any other voting group, you’ve got to earn their vote. So I’m working to earn the vote,” said Vice ...
Kamala Harris Says She 'Has to Earn' Black Male Vote: What Do Polls Say?
Vice President Kamala Harris said Tuesday at a National Association of Black Journalists event in Philadelphia that it's ...
More Black Americans are certain to vote for Harris, Post-Ipsos poll finds
A Post-Ipsos poll finds that the commitment of Black Americans to vote this fall has rebounded since Harris became the ...
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On first day of early voting and National Black Voter Day, Minnesota groups double down on voter registration efforts
And there are racial disparities: Black Minnesotans make up just 7% of the population ... For Williams, restoring the vote ...
Trump, Harris are courting the Black male vote — here's what those voters have to say
Quaadir Bey has seen the landscape shift, even if slightly, when it comes to how Black men view politics. Casting a vote in ...
Why do Black voters usually vote with the Democratic party? A deep dive into history explains.
Why did many Black voters abandon the Republican Party for Democrats at key points in history? Civil rights wins and diversity mattered.
More Black Americans are expected to vote in November, according to new poll
Avalon Broaden didn’t vote in 2020, unmotivated by a pair of older male candidates that she felt didn’t really represent her values. Her feelings remained the same this year — until the race was ...
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2 Black women could make Senate history on Election Day
The first Black woman elected to the Senate, Democratic Sen. Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois in 1992, served a single term.
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‘Voting feels like a battle’: In Mississippi, a group of Black women is reimagining voter turnout
The Mississippi Black Women’s Roundtable has traveled around the state to host trainings called the “Power of the Sister Vote ...
Hip Hop Caucus Rallies Black Voters With “Respect My Vote!” Campaign Ahead of Crucial 2024 Election
Launched on National Black Voter Day, the 2024 campaign aims to register thousands of voters, focusing on empowering ...