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Bannon Says Trump Will Claim Victory Early, But They Don’t Know Counting Process
The ex-adviser says Trump’s declaration will be based…
4 days ago
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Advocates Urge Officials to Speak Up Against Voter Intimidation & Violence
As right-wing militants have the president’s blessing to…
October 7, 2020
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Justice Department Has No Legal Authority to Interfere in 2020 Vote Count
The attorney general and Justice Department can issue pro-Trump propaganda, but not reject or seize ballots, nor interrupt the locally run election process.
2 days ago
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2020 Fall Voter Guide: A Late Summer Strategy
Make a plan. Know your options. Ignore partisan noise. There are three ways to vote this fall — from home via a mailed-out ballot, in-person at an early voting site, and in-person on Election Day.

2020 Fall Election

2020 Voter Guide

Voting Rights

Luzerne County: How far will the Justice Department go to smear 2020 votes?
There’s desperation behind the president’s and attorney general’s actions this week seeking to turn a small-scale ballot processing hiccup in Pennsylvania into a referendum on…
September 26, 2020
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GOP Inquest Into Bloomberg Helping Florida Felons Called Voter Suppression
Seasoned election lawyers said Florida’s attorney general is wrong on the law and doing the governor’s bidding to suppress likely Democratic votes.
September 25, 2020
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Accurate Results

Florida’s Eight Biggest Counties Will Save Digital Ballot Images If There’s a Presidential Recount
The eight most populous Florida counties have agreed to save the digital images of every…
September 1, 2020
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What Happens If Trump and Biden Both Claim Victory? Legal Scholars Fret
With six months to go until November's 2020 election, dozens of America's top legal minds…
May 11, 2020
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New Technology

2020 Primaries

August Elections Improve on Spring Primaries, But Fall Worries Loom
States with the most troubling presidential primaries in the pandemic’s early months did better with their August elections, learning lessons even though COVID-19 rates were higher. But the higher-turnout fall election raises issues yet to be addressed.
August 18, 2020
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