The impact on US elections if Canada and Greenland were states
If Canada and Greenland were to become states, Democrats would likely gain a significant advantage in both the House of ...
The Supreme Court Just Put the Voting Rights Act in Its Crosshairs Again
Chief Justice John Roberts couldn't conceal his contempt for a map that gave fair representation to Black Louisianians.
Supreme Court weighs racial gerrymandering claim, protections for Black voting power
The case tests the balancing act states must strike in protecting the voting power of a racial minority while not ...
Exclusive: Interim SEC chief cast sole vote against suing Musk
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Kansas governor vetoes repeal of vote by mail grace period. Override is expected
In a veto message, Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly said the repeal of the three-day grace period would "disenfranchise thousands of ...
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Make your pick for The Star Press 2024-25 IU Health Boys Basketball Player of the Year. The poll will be open until noon ...
A Judge Lost His Election. He Asked His Colleagues to Declare Him the Winner Anyway.
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From the far left to the haredi right, these Jews are questioning the ethics of voting for the World Zionist Congress
On the other side of the debate, the leader of the Gateshead yeshiva in the United Kingdom, Rabbi Avrohom Gurwicz, recently ...
America’s Path to Equality: The March for Voting Rights
March 25, 1965, marked a turning point in history. America's civil rights leaders completed their 54-mile march from Selma, ...
Canada says China and India may seek to meddle in election
China and India are likely to try to interfere in the Canadian general election on April 28, while Russia and Pakistan have ...
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Blue States Seek to Enact Their Own Voting Rights Acts
With the federal law eroded by court decisions, about a half-dozen states want to enshrine protections for non-white voters. But it’s a tough sell even in Democratic states.