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While welcoming the rule, one advocate said it is "not enough to safeguard citizens and our elections."

The CEOs of Meta, X, TikTok, Snap, and Discord testified in the Senate during a hearing about child sex abuse on social media platforms.

Several Big Tech CEOs were grilled on online child safety during a contentious Senate committee hearing, but reserved their harshest criticisms for Meta’s Zuckerberg who made a public apology.

Nearly half of all officials have been insulted, a third harassed, and nearly one in five threatened, according to CivicPulse

Nearly half of all officials have been insulted, a third harassed, and nearly one in five threatened, according to CivicPulse

Legislation in Olympia could give people in Washington prisons their voting rights. House Bill 2030, known as the Free the Vote Act, would allow people to vote in elections - potentially granting that right to more than 14,000 people in the states prisons. Charles Longshore, a Skokomish tribal member, was convicted of second-degree murder in 2012 and is serving a 35-year sentence in a prison north of Olympia. ...

There are fewer than two weeks before registered Nevada voters get to cast their ballot in the states first presidential preference primary on Feb. 6. The states transition from a caucus to a preference primary was made with Assembly Bill 126 during the 2021 Legislative session. ...

Nikki Haley is dismissing calls for her to drop out of the 2024 Republican presidential primary after her loss to Donald Trump in New Hampshire on Tuesday,...

Lawmakers in New Hampshire are considering legislation to better protect election workers from harassment and intimidation. The Justice Department reports a significant increase in the threat of violence against these workers after former President Donald Trump and his allies began spreading false claims about voter fraud. Rep. ...

A coalition of good governance groups is calling on 2024 presidential candidates to routinely disclose their biggest campaign fundraisers, also known as “bundlers.” Individual contributions to presidential campaigns are capped at $6,600 per candidate per election cycle — $3,300 each for the primary and general. But bundlers tap into their networks to organize and collect…