Voting Rights
Interview: Voting Booth on Post-2020 Push by State GOP to Making it Harder to Vote
As the second Senate impeachment trial of Donald Trump commenced, much of the case against the former President relies on how he incited his supporters to attack the Capitol based on their sincere belief that the 2020 election was stolen from their leader. In one…
January 6 Preview: A Republican Senator Rebuts Trump’s Stolen Election Claims
The December 30 letter to his Senate colleagues by Nebraska’s…
Decades of Inequality Shadow Voter Turnout in Rural Georgia
A small-town voter drive in middle Georgia reveals why only…
Agitated Trump Supporters Coalescing into Distrustful New Election Integrity Movement
For years, Republicans perpetuated the myth of widespread voter fraud.…
Looking Back at the Democrats’ Political Strategies in Florida and Georgia
There’s a lot to learn from the approach of the…
Why Trump’s Lawsuits Are Having Little Impact on the Vote Counts
Trump’s suits have been filed late, target small issues and…
Election Day Mostly Smooth, But Some Voter Intimidation in Battleground States
“We will see if today proves to be the calm…
Guardedly Optimist Thoughts As 2020’s Voting Ends and the Counting Continues
In Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, “perhaps even more than half…
Will 2020’s Purple State Voters Reverse Extreme Republican Gerrymanders?
“If that defeat is to come, down-ballot races in 2020…
Advocates Urge Officials to Speak Up Against Voter Intimidation & Violence
As right-wing militants have the president’s blessing to behave menacingly,…
Why We Should Hope Trump Survives His Fight With COVID-19
The country needs a clean referendum on Trump’s presidency.
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…
GOP Inquest Into Bloomberg Helping Florida Felons Called Voter Suppression
Seasoned election lawyers said Florida’s attorney general is wrong on…