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2021 Voting Reform

Virginia and Georgia, Southern Bastions, Take Opposite Courses on Voting Rights
“Which direction does the South go? Does it…
March 21, 2021
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How Online Propaganda Grew More Insidious as 2020 Election Day Approached
Early on, false claims targeted voters. After Election…
February 15, 2021
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Assessing the Moment: How Far Will Democrats Go for Democracy Reform?
The moral case for voting rights echoes the early 1960s. But this century’s vote suppressors are pinstriped technocrats, not mob-leading sheriffs.
April 1, 2021
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Disability Rights Advocates Press Senate for Internet Voting Option in Voting Reforms
The push for voters with disabilities, and for overseas and military voters, pits civil rights activists against cybersecurity advocates.

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Arizona Clash Over Presidential Results Highlights Need for Better Vote Count Evidence Trail
Pro-Trump Republicans are going after the state’s most populous county. Its response is not presenting…
February 6, 2021
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More Than 70 Percent of Trump Voters Distrust the Best-Run Election in Years
Millions of Republicans say they mistrust American elections after President Trump lost. That view runs…
December 25, 2020
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