The GOP Roots of Redistricting Reform
Thirty years ago, Republicans thought ending gerrymandering was a good idea. They were right.
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Election Officials As Regulators of Voting Access
Legislative backlash against election officials poses serious implications for democracy. -
The Senate’s Moment of Truth on Democracy Reform
The Freedom to Vote Act would set desperately needed standards to protect democracy. -
The Freedom to Vote Act Is a Big Deal for Redistricting
Congress has a chance to save this cycle of redistricting, but it needs to act soon. -
Redistricting and the Fight for Fair Maps
Redistricting is about reflecting population growth, but communities of color are at risk of being ignored. -
Supreme Court About to Hear Major Case on Gun Restrictions
This ruling could change the course of future Second Amendment litigation. -
La redistribución de distritos se trata del cambio demográfico, no de juegos políticos partidistas
A medida que se trazan nuevos mapas de distritos, es crucial realizar la representación política que amerita el crecimiento poblacional
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2020 Uptick in Homicides Doesn’t Mean Criminal Justice Reforms Aren’t Working
Don’t let reform opponents create tie between crime increase and needed justice policies. -
How an Oil Company Pays Police to Target Pipeline Protesters
Enbridge has given Minnesota law enforcement over $2 million to crack down on Native American and environmental protesters at Line 3 pipeline construction sites. -
Why the Senate Must Pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act
The bill would restore crucial protections against racial voter discrimination.
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