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Progressives: Beware of the Tea Party Rhetorical Swamp
Why is a progressive as smart as Robert Reich ceding Tea Party talking points as he analyzes this moment in... Read more
Election Day Preparations Reach New Heights, but Will Voters Turn Out?
If there is a checklist for Election Day preparations, policy makers, candidates, and voter registration advocates have covered many bases... Read more
Latest Advice from Conservatives: Ignore the Justice Department on Voting Rights
There is an art in politics to not over-reaching and not over-reacting. But the latest salvo by one of the... Read more
Florida Moves Forward in Improving Compliance with the NVRA
On May 15th, the Florida Division of Elections released a new proposed rule (1S-2.048) that–if adopted–would provide for greater compliance... Read more
Michigan Models Anti-Immigration Bills After Arizona; Targets Voting
Following the buzz in Michigan that the state wants to clone Arizona’s controversial immigration bill, SB 1070, the state introduced... Read more
Voter ID Efforts Pick up Steam in Election Year
The fight over voter identification has reemerged in a number of states as the 2010 midterm elections approach and politicians... Read more
Vote by Mail Spreads, But Doesn’t Help All Voters
Some progressives overlook that voting by mail does not always help their longtime constituents. As state and county officials look... Read more
Potentially Risky Voter Roll Procedure to Occur in Miss.
The potentially risky practice of interstate voter database matching has expanded to more states in 2010. In itself, the database... Read more
Mo. Voter ID Saga Comes to an End
Another chapter in the Missouri photo ID saga has ended. Once again, right wing lawmakers proposed a restrictive photographic ID... Read more
Texas Automates Voter Registration at the Driver License Offices
Another big state has taken steps to modernize voter registration at its motor vehicle offices. The Texas Department of Public... Read more