“The court announced that it will hear two voting-related challenges when the court resumes in October: a reargument of a long-running dispute of Louisiana’s congressional map and a case that…

…answer to both is a resounding “No.” We are no closer to addressing the economy, voting rights, immigration, civil rights, climate change, artificial intelligence, Ukraine, healthcare, social security, abortion, guns,…

…say, ‘We want to take over, we should take over the voting, the voting in at least many, 15 places.’ The Republicans ought to nationalize the voting. We have states…

…would require voters to show not just ID but also proof of citizenship, would end mail-in voting, and would attack the rights of transgender Americans. After the Senate confirmed former…

Leaving race aside for the moment (did someone mention that the Voting Rights Act has something to do with empowering black voters – who just might, for some strange reason,…

…happens. And, first things first. And first—and foremost—for these folks, I believe, is the gutting of two key, interdependent sections, Sections 4 and 5**, of the Voting Rights Act (VRA),…

…the forefront of pushing the lie that noncitizens are registering and voting in significant numbers, laying the groundwork for election deniers to use in case the results don’t go their way. Now…

The Executive Order to End Voting – Joyce Vance Civil Discourse Apparently, Trump wasn’t kidding when he told people 2024 was the last election they’d ever have to vote in…

…of the Voting Rights Act and look to the future. “Five Questions” is a periodic feature for paid subscribers, my way of thanking those who are able to support this…

…lower-middle-class families to vote Republican, which means they are ultimately voting against their own economic interests for a party that wants all the benefits of the federal government to accrue…