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Trump Tweets Misleading Voter Fraud Claim

By Alejandro de la Garza

Black Voters Just Sent a Strong Message to Democrats By Electing Doug Jones

By TIME Staff

Trump's Stubbornly Loyal Base Can't Ignore What Comes Next

By Elise Jordan

Women Support Hillary Clinton by Large Margins. But They're No Monolith

By Charlotte Alter
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Ohio is Purging Infrequent Voters From the Rolls

The move is expected to help Republicans in November

By Denver Nicks

Watch Republican Seniors Talk About Donald Trump

They shared their thoughts after bingo

By Charlotte Alter , Francesca Trianni and Diane Tsai

Poll: Terrorism Is Becoming Less Important to Voters

Many voters prioritize jobs and the economy

By Josh Clinton , John Lapinski and Marc Trussler / NBC News

Meet the First-Time Voters Who Are Changing the Presidential Election

Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders convinced these people to engage in politics for the first time in their lives

By Philip Elliott

Database Leak Exposes 191 Million Voters on Internet

It includes names, addresses, birth dates, party affiliations and emails

By Daniel White

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 11

1. Special collaborative courts focus on rehabilitating troubled veterans. They’re working.By Spencer Michels at PBS Newshour2. PayPal runs a dead-simple microlending program that helps small businesses grow.By Michelle Goodman in Entrepreneur3. To make voters care,...

By The Aspen Institute

See Where America Votes

As America goes to the polls, the most surprising scenes aren't only found along the campaign trail

By TIME Photo

Poll: About Half of Millennials Will Vote for Democrats in the Midterms

The bulk of likely voters age 18 to 34 are casting ballots for Democrats this election, with issues like the economy and terrorism driving them to the polls, according to a new survey

By Maya Rhodan

And Women Shall Lead: Lynsey Addario on the New Face of Afghanistan

Lynsey Addario traveled to Afghanistan ahead of upcoming presidential elections, where the first female governor in the country, Habiba Sarabi, is now the first woman running for vice-president.

By Lynsey Addario

Election 2012: Faces of the Latino Vote by Marco Grob

For the new issue of TIME, photographer Marco Grob spent a weekend chronicling the faces of Latino voters in Phoenix, Ariz.

By Elizabeth Dias

Pictures of the Week, January 27 – February 3

From deadly clashes in Syria and Egypt, to the first anniversary of the Tahrir square uprising and the walk-up to this year's Super Bowl, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department
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