The Constitution Didn’t Accidentally Leave Elections to the States There is a reason elections in the United States are not controlled by a single national authority. It was designed that way on purpose. From the beginning, Americans understood something fundamental:...
When I served as a county chair, my job sounded simple on paper: turn out voters. In practice, it was far more complicated. We used every tool available. We sent mail, ran ads, made phone calls, and knocked on doors. We showed up consistently. And still, after all...
Why Participation Matters More Than Policy We spend a lot of time talking about voting laws. Mail voting. ID requirements. Deadlines. Drop boxes. And yes—those things matter. But after working on the ground turning out voters, I’ve come to believe something else...