2022 Update: Reforming Emergency Powers
One year into the Biden administration, Congress isn’t moving fast enough to reform emergency powers.
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Back in Court Challenging Ohio’s Unfair Voting Maps
The state supreme court struck down the previous maps, but the replacements still contain partisan gerrymandering in violation of the Ohio Constitution. -
Unilateral Military Action Not Justified in Taiwan
Using force unilaterally requires congressional recognition that the national interest is threatened. That recognition is missing in the case of Taiwan. -
Money Pours Into State Judicial Elections
As state judges become the primary enforcers of civil rights, big money seeks to influence them.
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Restoring Scientific Integrity in the Federal Government
The Scientific Integrity Act is crucial to reestablishing protections for government scientists and trust in the policymaking process. -
Congress Must Protect Against Threats to Election Administration
Our election infrastructure is resilient, but it’s facing down antidemocratic attacks from abroad and within. -
Documents Reveal Trump Administration’s ‘Unprecedented’ Attempts to Influence 2020 Census
The records show the importance of adding safeguards against political interference in the census, which determines representation and funding. -
The Fight to Vote
The stakes are incredibly high in the Senate battle over voting rights reform. -
North Carolina’s Racially Discriminatory Maps Show Why the Voting Rights Act Must Be Restored
The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act would help ensure fair representation for communities of color. -
El Congreso debe proteger y fortalecer el derecho al voto de los latinos
Arizona y Texas son los ejemplos principales de las nuevas leyes estatales que intentan suprimir el voto latino y negar la representación política justa.
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