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The COVID-19 crisis is shutting down DMVs, local election offices, and other in-person voter registration hubs nationwide -- and if states don’t respond, this pandemic could prevent countless new voters from making themselves heard in November.
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN OHIO TODAY After going for Obama in 2008 and 2012, Ohio took a sharp turn to the right in 2016, giving Trump a win by 8 points. In
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Last week, horrifying allegations began appearing on the internet and social media, allegations that a doctor at an ICE detention facility in Georgia was performing unnecessary hysterectomies on unsuspecting women in detention.
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But, still, I vote. And because I do, my action will be revolutionary. Look, a revolution can start with one person or it can start with a million, but this revolution needs
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WHERE THINGS STAND IN PENNSYLVANIA TODAY Pennsylvania broke our hearts in 2016. After being a reliably blue state in Presidential years, it elected Donald Trump and re-elected Senator Pat Toomey in races
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According to a brand-new Department of Homeland Security report, white supremacists present the gravest terror threat to the United States. Let’s talk about Representative Michael McCaul’s deep history of downplaying the rise
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It’s a muggy but otherwise pleasant late summer evening. I’m having a socially distanced happy hour with my good friend and next-door neighbor, Barb. We are sitting in our suburban cul-de-sac enjoying
MoreWHERE THINGS STAND IN FLORIDA TODAY Unlike many other states in 2018, Florida delivered some terrible blows to Democratic momentum as we lost the Governor’s race and the Senate race by infuriatingly
MoreWHERE THINGS STAND IN MAINE TODAY Few states have seen such a positive turnaround as Maine in the last 2 years. From 2010-2018 Maine’s citizens were forced to suffer the insufferable Paul
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In 1900, Montgomery, Alabama. passed a city ordinance for the purpose of segregating bus passengers by race. Conductors had the power to assign seats to carry out that purpose; however, no passengers
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