In American politics, the term “hard money” refers to political contributions that are directly given to candidates and subject to strict regulations by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). Hard money can only be used for specific campaign purposes and must…
Today, Zoltan Istvan officially announced he’s running for California Governor for the Democratic Party. Elections are in 2026. Zoltan is one of the world’s most accomplished futurists, as well as a renowned extreme adventurer & former National Geographic journalist. A…
Canvassing in politics refers to direct contact with individuals, such as through door-to-door visits or phone calls, to encourage support for a candidate or gather voter opinions. This method is a core approach for campaigns to connect with voters, share…
In politics, a moderate occupies a centrist position on the liberal-conservative spectrum, avoiding extreme stances on various issues. Moderates often seek balanced solutions, willing to negotiate and find reasonable outcomes rather than adhere strictly to partisan ideologies. They may hold…
Congressional elections in the United States decide who will represent each state in the House of Representatives and the Senate. Every two years, voters across the country participate in these elections, influencing how laws are created and which political parties…
As Canada approaches a pivotal federal election, housing affordability and supply are front and center in national debates. To help voters make sense of the competing promises, Ecohome.net, a leading resource in sustainable and affordable housing, has published a clear, nonpartisan…
