Every voter gets a ballot for the March election, but 'no party preference' voters won't have a presidential primary option on theirs unless they take action. If that's you, here's what to do.

There are, of course, existing third parties in the US. The Green and Libertarian parties appear on most ballots for ...

Unaffiliated voters are allowed to cast a ballot in the upcoming July 30 election. But they must first take a few extra steps. Here's what to know.

The way the United States will formally choose its president on Monday stands in stark contrast to how most of the world’s democracies select leaders In other democratic countries heads of ...

Canada’s federal election is on Monday. Here are the details. By Ian Austen Reporting from Ottawa Canadians are voting today in an election that will determine which party will lead its ...

Straight-ticket voting won’t impact decisions on Constitutional Amendments. A voter would have to mark those separately but you are not required to vote on those or any other office.

Where independent and third-party candidates are on the ballot See which states have them on the ballot, including the seven battleground states most likely to decide the election.

No Labels is considering fielding a third-party ticket in the 2024 presidential election, sparking fears that such a candidate could pull support away from President Biden.

Here are the answers to some of your most frequently asked questions about voting. Can I just go to a voting station and vote or do I have to register first?

q&a ‘It Will Be a Nail Biter’: A Third-Party Scholar on the 2024 Election Here’s how the raft of independent candidates might — or might not — reshape American politics.

Independent and third-party candidates are potential disruptors for Joe Biden and Donald Trump in a race expected to be decided by razor thin margins. But before these candidates become true ...

Arizona holds a presidential preference election to choose how its delegates will be awarded. That means independents don't get to vote — in a state where they are a third of the electorate.