Please limit your letters to 200 words or fewer. Political endorsement letters and election letters are limited to 100 words. All letters must contain the author's full name and current town of ...

The deadline for letters of endorsement is 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23. We run local letters of endorsement on a first-come, first-served basis. The East Oregonian will run endorsement letters of no ...

To the Editor: Your choice was correct to endorse neither presidential candidate. I agree with your endorsement of Kelly Ayotte. Now to the congressional races: Please consider that New Hampshire ...

The deadline for letters pertaining to the upcoming general elections was 5 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 29. We will seek to publish as many letters as possible prior to Tuesday, Nov. 5. However ...

That is welcomed in the Tulsa World's letters to the editor. The letters section provides a platform to share differing ideas and to encourage civil discourse. A name and city of residence are ...

Then I discovered I needn’t bother. In Sunday’s Union Leader I found an endorsement by Kathleen Sullivan. Her endorsement meant I’d vote for Goodlander’s opponent. Funny part is that if ...

It does not go unnoticed. (Carly Goteiner is a Brooklyn resident.) Submit your Letter to the Editor Here's what must be included with your letter for it to be considered for publication ...

All political endorsement letters prior to the general election on Nov. 5 will need to be submitted by Oct. 28. The last edition letters will be published in before the general election is Oct. 30.

Write us: We welcome letters up to 150 words, and guest columns of 500-600 words. We reserve the right to edit for clarity and length. Include your name, address and daytime phone number.

You guys should be embarrassed by your Kamala Harris “endorsement.” Holy cow, it’s so obviously written by people with a serious case of “Trump Derangement Syndrome” who get 98% of their ...

Your endorsement is an insult, not just to Staten Islanders, but to journalism itself. The role of a newspaper is to challenge power and expose the truth, not to parrot the preferred narratives of ...

Oct. 22—With election day getting ever closer, the Austin Daily Herald is reminding people that time is running out on political endorsement letters. Letters asking people to vote for certain ...