One organization is sending 400 election observers across the U.S. — -- Americans going to the polls Tuesday may see something they associate more with developing or war-torn countries such as ...

If you go to the polls to vote in Tuesday's election, you might see election observers at your polling place. The rules differ across states regarding who can watch the polls and what they're allowed ...

There is a reason the U.S. State Department and organizations like the Carter Center routinely send teams of American observers to fledgling democracies all over the world: they recognize that ...

The above-linked post by Mark Suster, a well-known venture capital blogger, starts with a very negative view of board observers, and then carves out a few situations in which they can be useful: "I ...

A majority of American voters believe that the upcoming presidential election stands to be the most important of their lifetime, yet it is also one that many believe will not be easy, free, or fair.

The first lawyer to arrive stood, as usual, at the edge of the protest. He waited and watched the police as the police watched the protesters, who readied themselves to march, ignoring long silent ...