Issue-focused elections, higher turnout and majority winners topped the list of reforms Nevada voters wanted, according to a recent statewide poll.

Chart-topping turnout in the 2018 midterms suggests a new trend for future elections.

While Mississippi's Senate runoff saw unusually high turnout, it still cost unnecessary time, resources and money

The contrast between Pennsylvania and North Carolina congressional elections highlights the power of maps: fair or gerrymandered.

Request for a new election in Maine's 2nd District race is unlikely to stand up in court.

The challenge to the two-party system is only just beginning.

Ballot measures on STAR and approval voting reveal voters' hunger for more choices at the ballot box and majority outcomes.

History was right on recounts, which didn't change outcomes in three major Florida races

Independent and third-party candidates still aren't winning most elections. but they're gaining support as more voters turn away from the two-party system

Maine used batch elimination to streamline the ranked choice voting tally, but it didn't change the results