Voting Rights
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Everything You Need to Know About Georgia's New Voting Law
The law puts restrictions on mail-in voting, criminalizes the act of giving food and water to voters waiting on line, and could make it easier for officials to meddle with the results
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How Trump's Big Lie Is Fueling the Voting Rights Battle in Georgia
The 2020 election isn't over in Georgia, where a fractured Republican Party is staging an all-out assault on voting
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For the First Time as President, Biden Calls for Filibuster Reform
The momentum is building inside the Democratic Party to reform the filibuster and save most of Biden's policy agenda
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Biden Signs Voting Rights Executive Order on Anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday'
“Let the people vote,” the president said
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Democracy on the Brink
One party is racing to fix an ailing electoral system. The other is doing everything in its power to shut voters out of it
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Democrats Have a Plan to Start Rebuilding American Democracy. Can They Get It Done?
Congressman John Sarbanes talks about the For the People Act, a mega-bill to take on voting rights, gerrymandering, dark money and more. But it will need 60 votes in the Senate
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What the Democratic Party Can Learn From Stacey Abrams' Success in Georgia
Georgia flipped blue for the first time in almost 30 years, in no small part due to Abrams' years of voter-advocacy work. "I'm kind of relentless," she says.
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The Supreme Court Doesn't Care About Your Votes
The conservative takeover of the court could swing the election for Trump
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This Is What Stealing an Election Looks Like
Brett Kavanaugh's opinion in the Supreme Court's ruling to keep Wisconsin from counting absentee votes arriving after Election Day signals the court is ready do what it can to ensure Trump stays in the White House
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