47 states allow early voting for all — what about the other three? The Hill By: Yvonne Renée Davis · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 15:00 Some will say early voting is a convenience, not a right. I would answer this way: The right to vote is only as strong as the ability to exercise it.
Why relying on prediction markets in the elections may not be a safe bet The Hill By: Sheldon H. Jacobson · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 14:00 Will pollsters or the prediction markets provide the most accurate forecasts in the midterms?
47 states allow early voting for all — what about the other three? The Hill News By: Yvonne Renée Davis · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 15:00 Some will say early voting is a convenience, not a right. I would answer this way: The right to vote is only as strong as the ability to exercise it.
Why relying on prediction markets in the elections may not be a safe bet The Hill News By: Sheldon H. Jacobson · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 14:00 Will pollsters or the prediction markets provide the most accurate forecasts in the midterms?
Spurned by MAGA attacks, Arab-American voters defect to Democrats The Hill By: Max Burns · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 13:00 The leftward shift of America’s Arab voters is undeniable, and almost all of it is driven by Republicans’ overt hostility.
Spurned by MAGA attacks, Arab-American voters defect to Democrats The Hill News By: Max Burns · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 13:00 The leftward shift of America’s Arab voters is undeniable, and almost all of it is driven by Republicans’ overt hostility.
Ballots in the hallway: How California can restore lagging faith in our elections The Hill By: Jay Rogers · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 11:30 California can end this argument without proving that anyone cheated. It has to lock the ballots, verify the rolls and publish the results of both.
Ballots in the hallway: How California can restore lagging faith in our elections The Hill News By: Jay Rogers · opinion contributor 28 October 2026 at 11:30 California can end this argument without proving that anyone cheated. It has to lock the ballots, verify the rolls and publish the results of both.