elections

“I want young people to understand that voting is their power. If it weren't true, they wouldn't be working so hard to stop it.”

“[I want] to negate that idea that women are leading because someone has allowed them to or someone else has failed.”

20 candidates are in.

“This project is a gift to candidates, campaigns, and even our own movements.”

To really change things, we need to have power.

The F*ck Gerrymandering Fund is up and running.

Or you might want to run for office.

Our own government is as much a threat to our democracy and its values as any foreign power is.

“Across this nation, young people are leading the way."

Pete Buttigieg has added his name to the list of Democratic candidates for the 2020 presidential race.

“My official answer is ¯\(ツ)/¯."

"There is a place for you in this work," Lt. Gov.-Elect Peggy Flanagan says.

There’s still so much to be done.

The diverse identities of candidates who emerged — winners and losers alike — will have an unmeasurable impact on young people.

Six actionable items to keep yourself politically engaged post-election.

These so-called “impossible” candidates put pressure on establishment candidates to address issues they likely wouldn’t otherwise.

"Never forget the hard work it took to get us here."

You may live in one of the 15 states that allows it.

Free Shake Shack crinkle cuts, anyone?