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Image Source: Ballotpedia On January 6, 2021 protestors, who believed the November 2020 election had been stolen from their candidate, stormed the Capitol to prevent
Why it was Created Our Founding Fathers, gathered in Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention, worried that selecting the President and Vice President by popular vote
In June 2023, the Brennan Center published States Have Added Nearly 100 Restrictive Laws Since SCOTUS Gutted the Voting Rights Act 10 Years Ago. By
Voter Restrictions Turn to Students What do You Need to Know? Today’s Obstacles to Voting: 12 States now restrict use of student IDs as voter
Hint: Food, Friends & Saturday off. At a recent college reunion, one of the attendees described visiting her son and grandchildren in Australia at the
The Brennan Center argues in The Myth of Voter Fraud and 7 Facts about Voter Fraud and Myths being spread about them that individual voter fraud is
Why a New System? Our current system encourages candidates to appeal to the largest block of voters in their own party during the primary election.
Does reading your ballot feel like taking a multiple-choice test? So many candidates and complicated propositions with misleading names! Do you study the all details,
94 restrictive voting laws passed in 29 states since 2013 Shelby County decision – and more to come Source: : States Have Added Nearly
Take the quiz and read the answers Choose one or more, or supply the correct answer: When do 41 Senators’ votes count more than 59?
What is Gerrymandering? Drawing voting districts to favor the politicians who determine on the boundaries. The term is named for the “Gerrymander” cartoon published by
Are potholes on your street becoming a hazard? Is your park clean and safe? Can you get to work on public transport? Do you like
Photos on March 7, 1965 from the Pettus Bridge in Selma showed brave nonviolent marchers being beaten viciously. See Heather Cox Richardson’s dramatic story of
Supreme Court Justices are appointed for life by the President. John Paul Stevens served for 34 years when he retired at the age of 90.
The Official Voter Information Guide for the California Primary Election on June 7, 2022 begins with the Voter Bill of Rights. It’s visually striking, consuming
Jerry Weinberger was a founding member of the National Voter Corps, a tireless defender of voter rights, a dedicated father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, and a
One aspect of the “Voter Fraud” debate really irks me. Why do dead voters get ballots or mail urging them to vote? Why do we
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