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Minnesotans who haven t completed their tax returns yet might be fretting about meeting the April 15th deadline. For those facing language barriers or other resource issues, the concern is even greater, but help is available. In the Twin Cities and around Minnesota, there are free tax preparation sites staffed with multi-lingual volunteers, including those who speak Spanish. . ....
With less than a year until the 2024 presidential election, Nevada election experts see a number of threats that could affect voters - from disinformation to voter suppression efforts. That s why they re stressing it s important to know your rights. Executive Director of Silver State Voices Emily Persaud-Zamora said Nevada has three elections next year - the presidential preference primary in February, the primary in June and the General Election in early November. . ....
Georgia s rural voters are honing in on the issues expected to shape the upcoming elections, according to a recent poll conducted by the Center for Rural Strategies and Lake Research Partners. The survey included more than 500 residents in rural states and revealed nearly 40% of them can be swayed by candidates messages and policy proposals. Celinda Lake, president of Lake Research Partners, said regardless of party affiliation, it is apparent many of the key topics resonate with rural communities across the board. . ....
Ahead of some municipal elections next Tuesday, the University of Arkansas "Arkansas Poll" shows voters are most concerned about the economy, education, politics and politicians. ]he poll was conducted through telephone interviews with more than 800 randomly selected adult Arkansans. Political science professor Janine Parry, who directs the poll from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, said this 25th year of polling facilitates conversation between voters and politicians more frequently than elections typically allow. . ....