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Problems with Proposals to Allocate Presidential Electors Proportionately or By Congressional District
As thoughts turn to the Electoral College, I want to mention a point that’s been less discussed about suggestions that states shift to awarding their electors either proportionately to the vote in ...
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“Democratic campaign office in Arizona closes down after being shot at 3 times in 3 weeks”
The Arizona Democratic party closed a field office in Tempe, Arizona that was the target of three shootings in three weeks. The incidents come amid a 2024 election cycle that has seen multiple ...
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The View from Australia: “Can You Steal an Election? America are You OK?”
I spoke with ABC Australia for their program on what’s going on here in the U.S.
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“Justice Department Sues Virginia for Violating Federal Law’s Prohibition on Systematic Efforts to Remove Voters Within 90 Days of an Election”
The Quiet Period is an important protection for voters, because systematic removal programs may be error-ridden, cause voter confusion and remove eligible voters days or weeks before Election Day who ...
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Federal District Court Strikes Down 5 More Provisions of Restrictive Texas Law Limiting Assistance for Voters
Via Sean Morales-Doyle of the Brennan Center, here is the court’s order.