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Political Aspirations? Meghan Markle's Nonprofit's $100K Payout to Michelle Obama's Ex-Press Secretary Creates Speculation She Could Run for Office - Vimarsana News

Political Aspirations? Meghan Markle's Nonprofit's $100K Payout to Michelle Obama's Ex-Press Secretary Creates Speculation She Could Run for Office

There are swirling rumors that Meghan Markle may have her sights set on seeking public office after financial documents from Markle's and Prince Harry's

Two bills could cost Elections Administrator Clifford Tatum his job – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Two bills could cost Elections Administrator Clifford Tatum his job – Houston Public Media

Senate Bill 823 would give the secretary of state the power to replace an appointed elections administrator, while SB 1750 would abolish the office of elections administrator in Harris County, handing its duties back to a pair of elected officials.

Farmworkers March to Palm Beach to Pressure Companies - Vimarsana News

Farmworkers March to Palm Beach to Pressure Companies

Farmworkers led a five-day, 45-mile trek on foot in March from one of the poorest communities in Florida to mansion-lined, oceanfront Palm Beach, which is one

Dueling GOP bills to implement voter ID could hit rural areas hardest - Vimarsana News

Dueling GOP bills to implement voter ID could hit rural areas hardest

Legislative voter ID proposals with the best chance to pass could disproportionately hit rural and poorer Nebraskans, an Examiner analysis found.

Dueling GOP bills to implement voter ID could hit rural areas hardest - Vimarsana News

Dueling GOP bills to implement voter ID could hit rural areas hardest

Some areas have fewer notaries and state risks lower turnout from limits on mail voting