Represent the Vote

Damian Williams, Manhattan’s top US prosecutor, is stepping down before Donald Trump’s inauguration in January, ending his 4-year tenure.

A Donald Trump victory has left Black voters terrified that a second Trump presidency will bring about hate and violence.

California voters have rejected Proposition 6, a measure that could have outlawed forced prison labor in the state.

White women have taken to social media to show their solidarity and share with others that they were not among the white women who voted for Trump and that they are a “safe place” for others.  How are we supposed to know?  The way they have decided to show is by heading to craft stores […]

This election season, history was made as several black political figures shattered barriers and won their races, marking significant milestones for representation across the United States.

Black students nationwide have reported receiving racist text messages after Donald Trump’s presidential election win.

Vice President Kamala Harris left the door open for another presidential run while delivering a concession speech at Howard University.

This country wasn't built for us, it was built by us.

Exit polling from Black voters was almost identical to what they were in 2020. Nationally, 86% of Black voters voted for Kamala Harris.

With votes still uncounted, political analysts said the presidential election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump was too close to call.

Angela Alsobrooks made history as Maryland’s first Black woman elected to the U.S. Senate by defeating Republican Larry Hogan.

The Congresswoman won her election to become the fourth-ever Black woman elected to the U.S. Senate and the first ever Black Senator from the state of Delaware.