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The increase in stipends are meant to improve recruitment and retention of poll workers.

Under increased scrutiny and even attack, election workers are leaving their jobs in record numbers. For those who stay, resources are being offered to help preserve their mental wellness.

Misinformation and lies spread about elections may seem obviously unhinged to most of us, but enough people believe them to endanger us all.

To the Editor:

More than a third of all Massachusetts municipalities have had a change in their local chief election official or town clerk since the 2020 presidential election, a transition rate that has left the state’s secretary of state concerned.

Since the 2020 election, top election officials in 11 of 17 Nevada counties have left office — a mark that places Nevada second in the West for turnover among election

New report highlights a nationwide onslaught of threats and harassment that's driving election officials to quit

More than a third of all Massachusetts municipalities have had a change in their local chief election official or town clerk since the 2020 presidential election, a transition rate that has left the state’s secretary of state concerned.

Ohio Republican lawmakers funneling public money toward private religious schools in an affront to the Ohio Constitution could learn something from the religious leaders in Texas who oppose such vouchers and respect separation of church and state, writes contributor Denis Smith.

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