The Fight for Voting Rights Moves to the Senate
The John Lewis Voting Rights Act would shield voters from racial discrimination at the ballot box.
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Understanding Redistricting Through Demographic Change, Not Horse Race Politics
Translating the country’s population growth and demographic change into representational opportunities is at the heart of drawing new voting maps. -
The Arizona Senate’s Contractors Fail to Understand Basic Probability and Voter Data
Items identified in the partisan review by Cyber Ninjas as problems are easily explained. -
How to Stop Abusive National Guard Deployments
New legislation would help prevent presidents from improperly using Guard troops as a domestic police force. -
A Bipartisan Bill to Rein in Presidential War-Making
New legislation would reinvigorate the War Powers Resolution. -
Ohio’s New Voting Maps Violate Its Own Constitution
Ohio’s new maps are a master class in egregious partisan gerrymandering. -
Congressional Access to Americans’ Private Communications
What the committee investigating the Capitol riot does will set a precedent for future congressional probes, with serious implications for privacy rights. -
A Call for Legislated Transparency of Facebook’s Content Moderation
Facebook lied about whitelisting influential users who violate its rules, demonstrating again why it cannot be trusted to self-report on how it moderates content. -
Partisan Arizona Election ‘Audit’ Was Flawed from the Start
Despite a complete lack of useful information or reliability, the report by the firm Cyber Ninjas will likely be used to spread lies about the 2020 election. -
We’re Suing Ohio Over Its Gerrymandered Voting District Maps
The Ohio Redistricting Commission’s maps unfairly advantage the GOP, in violation of the state constitution.
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