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New Jersey Monitor . The devils is always in the details, and the competing Republican proposals in the story are an idea about where the dispute will go. (I assume the more lenient bill is the one that can attract enough Democrats to move forward, but it's something to watch.)
The Kansas Supreme Court chose not to authorize an expedited review of lower court decisions temporarily blocking enforcement of a new state law repealing the three-day grace period for mail-in advance ballots.
A fight is heating up over a California ballot initiative to implement voter ID as it heads to the courts, pitting advocates who say it will ensure election integrity in the vote-by-mail era against critics who say it would impose needless burdens that could disenfranchise voters.
The deadline set by Justice Jackson was 4 pm ET today, and California's brief is in . There are a number of amicus briefs you can review here . A decision from the Court could come at any time.
Over the past 10 years, American philanthropy has mobilized to defend the nation's democracy. After the 2016 election, sensing that democracy was under threat, donors dramatically increased their support of efforts to improve electoral and governing systems and institutions, including election protection and voting rights, litigation and policy advocacy, and structural reforms.
Over the past few days, President Trump has been living in the year 2020, claiming that he defied his advisers to reopen the country during the coronavirus pandemic, saying that one of them, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, was the one with all the “crazy ideas.”
In less than five years, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee has become one of the biggest spenders in American elections, flooding the airwaves in congressional races across the country.
Former Speaker of the House Tom Foley lost his final bid for reelection in 1994 after three decades in office. In 2013, Foley died
By: Derek Muller
A Richland County judge has ordered the S.C. Republican Party to put disqualified U.S. Senate candidate Danny Lee Ford II on the ballot to replace late Sen. Lindsey Graham after striking him from contention under a controversial rule change requiring candidates to have voted in two out of three recent primary elections to be eligible to run.
A Tallahassee judge said the title and summary for the November ballot initiative to reduce homeowners' property tax, originally proposed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, is “clearly and conclusively defective” and ordered it rewritten.
