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Leader of the NAACP Derrick Johnson weighs in on the outcome of the Breonna Taylor case and calls for people to “vote like you’ve never voted before.”

Alicia Garza, the co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement and the principal of Black to the Future Action Fund explains what is at stake for the movement after the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and why voting this year is more important than ever.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 election season promises to be like no other New Englanders have experienced. With Election Day approaching on Nov. 3 — in addition to state primary elections — voters must choose how they plan to cast their ballots, whether it be in-person, by early voting or through the mail. The elections come amid backlash against…

Marcel McClinton, who survived a mass shooting outside his church as a teenager, helped organize the March for Our Lives Houston rally when he was 16. And when he was just 17, he launched a bid for a seat on the Houston City Council. While it was unsuccessful, he forced the race to a runoff. Now this gun control activist...

NBCLX’s Chase Cain exposes the truth about six circulating vote-by-mail myths ahead of the 2020 election.

A woman voted topless Tuesday in the New Hampshire primary after election officials said she couldn’t wear an anti-Trump shirt due to anti-electioneering rules, Seacoast Online reported. The incident occurred when the woman walked into a polling place in Exeter, New Hampshire, wearing a shirt with the message, “McCain Hero, Trump Zero,” the website reported. Town Moderator Paul Scafidi...

State Senate Majority Leader Dan Feltes has won the Democratic gubernatorial primary, promising to prove the pundits wrong and defeat Republican Gov. Chris Sununu in November. The race had been too early to call until Wednesday morning, despite Feltes claiming victory Tuesday night. Feltes defeated Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky, a fellow attorney best known for representing struggling communities in a…

Voters headed to the polls for the state primary election in New Hampshire Tuesday to decide on Democratic and Republican candidates in the race for governor, U.S. Senate and the House. Under a temporary change to state law, anyone concerned about the coronavirus was allowed to vote by absentee ballot, either by mail or by dropping off completed ballots...

People across the Granite State are voting Tuesday in the primary election.

Voters will head to the polls for the state primary election in New Hampshire Tuesday to decide on Democratic and Republican candidates in the race for governor, U.S. Senate and the House.

The count continues in the race to fill the seat left vacant by Rep. Joe Kennedy III in Massachusetts’ Fourth Congressional District, spilling over into a third day Thursday. Mail-in ballots from Newton, Franklin and Wellesley still needed to be tallied Thursday, according to Secretary of State William Galvin, in order to determine the winner of the race that has…

Ballots in the Democratic primary for Massachusetts’ 4th Congressional District are being counted by hand.

Nearly 1,500 mail-in ballots from Newton, Franklin and Wellesley still need to be tallied, according to Secretary of State William Galvin, in order to determine the race that has been too close to call since the primary on Tuesday in Massachusetts’ Fourth Congressional District.

The race to fill the seat left vacant by Rep. Joe Kennedy III in Massachusetts’ Fourth Congressional District remained too close to call on Wednesday. The top two in the crowd of candidates — Jake Auchincloss and Jesse Mermell — were separated by just 1% of the vote. Auchincloss was leading by about 1,500 votes with 96% of the precincts…

Jake Auchincloss and Jesse Mermell are still waiting to find out which candidate won the crowded primary for the 4th Congressional District.

The primary may be over, but the Democratic race to replace Rep. Joe Kennedy III in the 4th Congressional District of Massachusetts remained uncalled Wednesday.

Seven Democrats and two Republicans battled for their parties’ nominations for the House seat being vacated by Rep. Joe Kennedy III.

A record turnout is possible for the Massachusetts primary as Secretary of State William Galvin estimates up to 1.3 million people will vote this year, putting a strain on local election officials. [Click here for live results from Tuesday night’s Massachusetts primary election.] “I’m concerned, of course. We have all these factors that are unique to this election,” Galvin...

More than 900,000 people voted in the primary before the polls opened Tuesday, but others went to polling places, where extra precautions were in place.