N.W.A. Contributor

Asian American and Pacific Islander voters could play an important role in several closely contested races on Nov. 3, but new research suggests that many remain overlooked by political campaigns despite their growing electoral influence.... Read More...

From tribal sovereignty to voting rights, a new generation of Indigenous advocates is challenging decades-old policies and making its presence felt in American politics.... Read More...

New research challenges assumptions about Black male voters, highlighting concerns about economic opportunity, education and political engagement.... Read More...

For some Americans, voting requires more than registering and showing up on Election Day. It can mean traveling dozens of miles to a polling place. Finding transportation to obtain an acceptable ID. Navigating changing election rules. Overcoming language barriers. Or determining whether a ballot can be cast by mail.... Read More...