Cameron McWhirter

After decades of decline, gun ownership is rising among Democrats. Michael Ciemnoczolowski, a lifelong Democrat, supports stricter gun laws and contributes to Sandy Hook Promise, a gun-violence-prevention nonprofit.

Residents protesting Confederate statues on public land square off with neighbors refusing to surrender local landmarks.

More people are identifying as multiracial, taking on more complex identities that researchers and politicians are struggling to understand.

Whether Vice President Kamala Harris can repeat a victory for Democrats in Georgia in the presidential election depends largely on how many Black voters will give her a second look. WSJ polling suggests she is making up ground from earlier this year.

Donald Trump and his supporters are amplifying doubts about the integrity of the presidential election in the swing state, before a single ballot has been tallied—alarming state and local officials.

Crew Mayne, a 32-year-old investment analyst in Atlanta, cast his first vote ever in a presidential election on Tuesday, for Donald Trump. Mayne decided to back the Republican this year because he felt Trump would better preserve free speech and personal liberties. Mayne felt Harris and the Democrat

As Election Day arrived in Georgia, most voters had already cast their ballots in this battleground state of about 11 million people. By last Friday, the last day of early voting, more than 4 million Georgians had voted at an early-voting station or by mail, according to the Georgia Secretary of Sta

Fake bomb threats sent to a few Georgia polling stations Tuesday forced their temporary closure—and some stations planned to remain open past the 7 p.m. deadline to accommodate voters, according to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican who oversees the state's elections. He sai

The president-elect’s deportation plans hit home in Dalton, where Hispanic workers power carpet mills.

Homemade weapons like the one that police believe suspect Luigi Mangione used are increasingly common, prompting more efforts to regulate them.