The primaries kicked off this election year on March 5 and students across The University of Texas organized to vote or encouraged others to. UT offered two voting locations for early voting and election...

Voting means a lot of different things to different people. Sometimes, it can be overwhelming and difficult to decipher between various candidates and policies; other times, it feels wholly pointless to vote, especially for communities whose voices are regularly ignored by the government.

Early voting began in Travis County this past week, and it’s important to know what’s on the ballot. Perhaps the biggest vote this cycle is whether to pass Proposition A, a new bill that would heavily...

Early voting in Austin has begun! From Oct. 18 to Oct. 29, Travis County residents are eligible to vote. Election Day is on Nov. 2. If you want to make an informed decision, keep on reading to find out...

You’ve probably seen them in your classrooms and if you haven’t, then you’ve definitely seen them tabling on Speedway. TX Votes is a non-partisan student organization that not only hopes to get...

Find all of the fast facts and resources you need in ORANGE's Midterm Voting Guide!

Jolt Texas has given the Latinx population a reason to vote this November.

A Functional Democracy, local civic engagement organization, celebrates the launch of their zine, “A Beginner’s Guide to Local Government.”

Uniting politicians and the politically inclined from all corners of Texas, the 2018 Texas Tribune Festival featured panelists who covered key issues including gerrymandering, voter apathy and education reform.

On Nov. 7, Travis County will hold a general election vote for an Austin Independent School District (AISD) bond.

Women’s rights advocates gathered on Sept. 29 at Jo’s Coffee in celebration of the Supreme Court’s abolishment of House Bill 2 in June.

Check out our 2016 Ballot Cheat Sheet to educate yourself on all the candidates running, and  learn more about how, where, and when to vote.