Watch the votes tally with others at a virtual election night party, or take a break from politics with an alternative event like a cocktail demo.
Four years ago, 16-year-old Clarissa Ochoa watched her world change when Donald Trump was elected president.
Brianna has worked tirelessly to get out the vote in this election and to help elect progressive candidates up and down the ballot.
Bethlehem says she is using her voting power to have a say in who takes positions of power representing the community she stands for.
For Alan, this election is personal. The pandemic affected his employment, and Prop 208 could drastically change his fiancée's career.
Mari Bigler considers herself a liberal Arizona voter. Knowing her vote makes a difference, she hopes to make this the last year Donald Trump is president.
Bernabe became a U.S. citizen in 1996 and has voted in every election since.
The Copper Courier spoke with several voters who shared their thoughts on candidates, communities, and what they hope the future will bring.
No matter who your candidate of choice is, you’re likely to be anxious and preoccupied on Election Day. Here are several things you can do to help make it through Tuesday.
ICE will be on call on Election Day in the nation's capital should there be any unruly people around the White House.
