Shawn Griffiths is an Editor at The Fulcrum.US. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, as well as culture and society. Shawn's work has been featured in various outlets, showcasing his expertise in government and legal affairs.
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Shawn Griffiths' focus is on government and politics, particularly electoral reform and voting rights in the United States. His coverage emphasizes legal policy regulation and frequently cites data to support his reporting.
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What California voters need to know about vote center dates, hours, and locations for the June 2 primary
By: Shawn Griffiths
With ballots already in voters’ hands, the June 2 primary is testing whether California’s independent-minded electorate understands how much power it has.
With the June 2 primary days away, voters who never received a ballot — or lost, damaged, or made a mistake on one — are not out of options.
Ken Paxton won the Republican Senate runoff with roughly 4.7% of registered Texas voters. Now the Texas GOP wants fewer voters in its primaries.
A bipartisan group of House members says it wants to stop politicians from choosing their voters — but the real test is whether Congress can act before the map-rigging arms escalates again.
By: Shawn Griffiths
The media reports that nearly 80% of independent voters who participated in early voting picked a Democratic ballot. What the story missed, however, was why.
By: Shawn Griffiths
June 2 primary elections are being held in several states across the US. And when it comes to independent voters and their rights, none of them have the same rules.
By: Ronald L. Hirsch
California voters increasingly distrust both major parties. Here's why the state's Top Two primary gives independent voters more power to shape elections.
California has developed a reputation for taking as long as a month to fully count its ballots. The question many have is, why? Here is what voters need to know.
By: Shawn Griffiths
Spencer Pratt's campaign took off in LA, not because of his political leanings. It took off because he channeled voters' broad frustrations with City Hall and the partisan leadership that controls it.
