The state of the Jill Stein-backed attempt to recount the votes in the presidential election in Michigian can be summed up with this quote from Detroit elections director Daniel Baxter in The Detroit News: "It's not good."

Green Party presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein has been a vocal supporter of the ongoing Standing Rock protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline, risking arrest and criminal charges after joining the NoDAPL activists over the summer.  It's no surprise, then, that Stein welcomed the recent news that the U.S.…

President-elect Donald Trump's allies are trying to stop a recount effort headed by Green Party candidate Jill Stein. Those allies—including Michigan's attorney general—have filed lawsuits and legal briefs in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.

It might be a long-shot, but #NeverTrump America is hanging onto the hope something went wrong and Donald Trump didn't actually win Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Jill Stein, the presidential candidate for the Green Party, filed for a recount in Wisconsin yesterday and has been raising money to challenge the…

What effect did diversity have on the 2016 presidential election?

Donald Trump has praised himself for earning the most votes in a Republican primary in history. And for once, he’s right—even if Trump neglected to brag about the other record he broke.

In the last month Michelle Obama has taken stages across the country to stump for Clinton, mostly to convey a single message: Vote. In television interviews and at a Clinton event in Winston-Salem last week, she’s reminded young voters how close her husband came to losing in some states in 2012, and how crucial the…

After years of trepidation, our collective national nightmare is nearly over: Election Day is just two weeks away.

While more members of Fusion’s post-presidential debate focus group of undecided voters said they would vote for Hillary Clinton on Election Day, the young voters were united in their lack of enthusiasm for both major party candidates on the ballot.

When YahNé Ndgo went to the first presidential debate at Hofstra University, on Long Island, she had a lot on her mind. She had to pack for a couple weeks of appearances and travel along the West Coast. She wanted to buy her 19-year-old daughter some groceries, and maybe even cook some dinner. She hoped they’d have…

The Green Party presidential ticket might support lowering the voting age to 16 according to their vice-presidential candidate. During Fusion’s Green Party Candidate Forum on Monday, Green Party vice-presidential candidate Ajamu Baraka responded to a question about voting rights by suggesting that he and his running…

The Green Party ticket, physician and presidential candidate Jill Stein and human rights activist and vice presidential candidate Ajamu Baraka join Jorge Ramos and Alicia Menendez for FUSION's Green Party Forum. In addition to touching on the state of the 2016 presidential race, the conversation will focus on the…

Here's an interesting stat from a new national Quinnipiac poll of likely voters released on Wednesday: 44%—nearly half—of all young people say they're going to vote for a third-party candidate in November.

Voters want to see a third party candidate on stage at the first presidential debate.  That’s according to a new Morning Consult poll released on Thursday.

Green Party candidate Jill Stein reached peak 2016 internet on Sunday when she released a statement about dead gorilla and current meme Harambe.

Curious which third-party candidates will be on the ballot in November? It turns out you're not alone. Polls suggest we could be looking at the highest turnout for third-party candidates in recent memory. So, we decided to do a third-party edition of our ongoing social campaign series.

Last week, eyes turned to third-party candidates as voters contemplated their choices in November. You could almost hear the internet collectively mutter, "Remind me again, what are my other options?"