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Five Things Your Tax Dollars Could Fund Instead of an Illegal Iran War
While Americans are struggling to afford basic necessities, the Trump Administration is pouring billions of dollars into an illegal war in Iran.
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ALEC’s Corporate Sponsors Should Be Held Accountable For Forcing Taxpayers to Subsidize Their Lobbying
Over the past few weeks, a parade of prominent corporations have cut or announced plans to cut their ties with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). The exodus started because of ALEC’s promotion of model legislation that denies climate change science. Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said on NPR that Google’s funding of ALEC was “part of a political game” that became a “mistake” for the company because “[t]hey’re just literally lying” about the “facts of climate change.”
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SCOTUS Allows Texas Voter ID To Go Forward
SCOTUS lets Texas's voter ID go forward in spite of the trial court's finding that it was intentionally discriminatory and an unconstitutional poll tax.
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Citizens United contraint de divulguer le financement de ses publicités
Citizens United est de retour à ses vieilles habitudes, mais cette fois-ci, ils n'ont pas eu autant de chance.
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Making the case against voter ID
Andrew Kloster, a legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and Miles Rapoport, president of Common Cause, debate whether voters should be required to show a form of government-issued identification.
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Voter Suppression Mars Hispanic Heritage Month
As Hispanic Heritage Month winds down, millions of Hispanic and Latino Americans face obstacles to exercising their voting rights.
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DÉCEPTION : La décision de la Haute Cour interdit l'inscription le jour même et le vote hors bureau de vote
La Cour suprême des États-Unis a annulé une décision d'un tribunal fédéral qui aurait autorisé l'inscription des électeurs le jour même et le vote provisoire hors bureau de vote en Caroline du Nord pour les élections de novembre.
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The Koch Brothers Are Trying to Rig Our Elections
Evidence links billionaire brothers to multi-state efforts to depress voter turnout
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Voter Suppression: Politics As Usual
What’s a politician to do when too many eligible voters – voters who could lean against him – register on the rolls? If you’re Georgia Secretary of State Kemp, keep ‘em off.
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4 takeaways about voter ID from Texas’s ruling
Voting rights advocates are celebrating a Texas district court's decision to strike down the state's controversial strict photo ID law. We looked through the ruling, and there's plenty to celebrate.
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Common Cause New York Comments on Redistricting Report
Following the release of a report on redistricting by supporters of Issue 1, Common Cause New York commented on the problems with a proposal that would enshrine in the New York State Constitution a redistricting commission that is largely controlled by the legislature.
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Common Cause salue la décision du tribunal de district de Virginie selon laquelle la législature a manipulé les circonscriptions électorales
Un tribunal fédéral annule la délimitation des districts du Congrès de Virginie.
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Arizona Republic Backs Independent Redistricting Commission in Editorial
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