PACs have become an essential way for candidates to finance their campaigns.

Bradshaw, a Democrat, hopes to become the first African American woman to represent Tennessee in the U.S. Senate. 

Our Kid Reporter gets tips about covering the presidential election from two veteran political reporters in California. 

Florida is likely to play a huge role in the presidential election. Who has the edge? Our Kid Reporter asks some young observers. 

President Donald Trump, the Republican incumbent, and Democratic challenger Joe Biden faced off in the final presidential debate of the election. 

More than 15 million Americans have turned 18 in the past four years. Many are eager to have a say in the presidential election. 

Our Kid Reporter asks the Senator from New Jersey about the upcoming election, the Black Lives Matter movement, and how young people can make a difference.

With the election less than three weeks ago, Democratic challenger Joe Biden has drawn strong support in this battleground state. 

Kids may be too young to vote, but they’re still playing a role in the upcoming election. 

Our Kid Reporter in Ohio covers the face-off between President Trump and Vice President Biden. 

Our Kid Reporter asks the Delaware Senator about our democracy, the pandemic, and elevating kids’ voices. 

Many Americans will be voting by mail this fall—including those who currently live outside of the United States. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Democratic and Republican state representatives about listening to voters. 

Amid the pandemic, state election officials are preparing to handle more mail-in ballots than ever. 

Our Kid Reporter asks residents in his community which candidate they will support in the presidential election. 

At the Republican National Convention, the party officially nominated Donald J. Trump for re-election.

Nearly 25 million people watch as Democratic candidates Joe Biden and Kamala Harris pledge to “unify the country.” 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Florida voters about which presidential candidate they plan to support.

Senator Kamala Harris of California is the first Black woman and first person of Indian descent to be nominated for national office by a major political party. 

According to the polls, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has a narrow margin in this key Southern State. 

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, most people will be able to vote by mail in this year’s election.  

In the wake of the pandemic and Black Lives Matter protests, many people are taking their right to vote more seriously than ever. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with two of the six teenage girls who are sparking change in Nashville.

Our Kid Reporter got ready to cover the 2020 presidential primary elections, and then everything changed.