Vermont's two senators found themselves on opposite sites of a vote Friday to stave off a partial government shutdown.

With only two Democrats on the ballot, the party is guaranteed to at least temporarily narrow the slim Republican majority in the House.

Earlier, the Election Commission instructed government officials and employees to refrain from taking part in any form of campaigning in support of either “Yes” or “No” vote in the referendum.

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While the chief adviser and several advisers have been actively campaigning for the ‘Yes’ vote, EC Abdur Rahmanel Masud clarified that advisers are not considered government officials under service ...

Supporters of Vote Yes 836 turned in the signatures to the Oklahoma Secretary of State's office in support of State Question ...

The debate surrounding Village Farms has highlighted the need for a structural review of the city's planning process, as the ...

Will there be another government shutdown in January? A Senate vote looms, here's what prediction markets say, and the latest ...

Whether you’re planning on voting yes, no or choosing a candidate that works for you, your vote matters. Despite the ...

An ICE contract to house detainees at the Rockingham County jail in NH is drawing skepticism from a county commissioner who could cast deciding vote.

State Sen. Taffy Howard, R-Rapid City, along with Tonchi Weaver of the South Dakota Citizens for Liberty, organizer Lisa Pustejovsky and local resident and retired attorney Jay Davis, announced a new ...

The vote came after each council member outlined their thoughts and positions. It appeared in the early discussion there were ...