The Anti-Voter SAVE Act Must Be Stopped
If passed, it would be the most restrictive voting bill ever approved.
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SAVE Act Reaches Senate
Public outrage made a big difference in stalling the anti-voter bill the last time it gained momentum — and it could again.
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Hope that a Wave of New Members in Congress Could Fix Broken Processes
Primary challengers evoke the reform spirit of Watergate, but today’s Congress leaves junior members with little time, safety, or power to lead.
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LBJ, Trump, and the Freedom to Vote
The president should use his authority to expand democracy, not restrict it.
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Chaos and Voter Suppression in the Texas Primary
Changes to polling place locations in Dallas and Williamson Counties caused major confusion and kept some people from voting.
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The Bygone Era of Supreme Court Support for Voting Rights
Sixty years after upholding the Voting Rights Act, the Court has dismantled most of it.
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Chief Justice Roberts’s Vendetta Against the Voting Rights Act
He’s been railing against it since the early 1980s.
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The Supreme Court’s Failure to Protect Voting Rights
The Supreme Court has steadily undermined the Voting Rights Act, weakening protections for minority voters and threatening the health of American democracy.
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What Does War with Iran Have to Do with Elections?
The administration is sending alarming signals about the midterms.
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Minnesota Lawmakers Can Act Now to Protect Themselves and Their Constituents
Improving security measures at the state capitol complex would help combat political violence and protect free speech rights.
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