elections

“Democracy seats power in the will of the people, but that only works if the people assert their will."

Abrams is running to defeat far-right, anti-abortion Georgia governor Brian Kemp.

“There are always the tiniest rays of hope, if you know where to look.”

The 25-year-old talks to Teen Vogue about working as an Uber driver while running for office, and more.

“Please don’t give up, we need you,” the candidate for Oregon governor says.

"Now is more than ever the time to be involved," Sen. Sanders tells Teen Vogue, in advance of two rallies.

“I believe that every single issue is a disability issue.”

Yes, his age is part of it. But the answer is deeper than that.

Interested?

The Youth Voting Rights Act would dramatically expand youth voting access again.

A youth-led climate case is going to trial for the first time ever.

"It's been really fun," says the 14-year-old.

Many Americans may be unfamiliar with the history of the Wilmington Massacre.

They've created at least 400 anti-abortion bills in more than 40 states.

Despite – or in response to – increased violence and harassment against LGBTQ+ people.

The insurrection hearings are this generation's Watergate—but who's watching?

Short answer: copaganda.

Campaigns are just bad at engaging us.

Ninety percent of young voters we surveyed said so.

In Australia, election days are a party, and everyone’s invited.