After all, he lost the popular vote—and by a pretty significant margin. In Congress, Democrats obstruct the president’s agenda and force an investigation to prove what they already believe ...

Though local suffrage slowly opened to women in many states, suffragists continued their fight for national voting rights through the 19th century. Mocked, jailed, beaten, and force-fed ...

In the 19th century, a losing presidential candidate actually won the popular vote by a larger margin than Hillary Clinton, triggering an unprecedented political phenomenon. Follow BI Video ...

Before the start of the 19th century, there were many restrictions placed on who could and couldn't vote, based on people’s age, sex, race, education, wealth and social status. As a result ...

The film discusses the evolution of voting rights in 19th century England, focusing on the passage of three key reform bills in 1832, 1867, and 1884. It highlights the struggles of different social ...