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Apr 13

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Maine passes law protecting poll workers facing increased threats since the 2020 election

By William Brangham, Matt Loffman, Cybele Mayes-Osterman

In a survey conducted by the Brennan Center last month, three-quarters of local election officials said they think threats against them have increased. One in six say they have personally been threatened because of their work. In Maine, a new…

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Apr 10

Watch 4:57
As state lawmakers tighten voting rules, what will the impact be on the midterm elections?

Arizona’s Republican governor signed a bill last month requiring proof of citizenship to vote in presidential elections. Voting rights advocates say it could impact some 200,000 Arizonans. It’s the latest in a move by Republican lawmakers nationwide to tighten voting…

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Mar 04

Despite its civil rights history, Selma, Alabama sees steady voter turnout decline

By Jay Reeves, Associated Press

The world knows the city of Selma, Alabama, as a historic beacon in the struggle for voting rights. But the act of voting is on the decline there almost 60 years after white police battered Black people marching for voting…

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Jan 28

Watch 6:51
How a new law ‘turbocharges’ difficulties of voting in Texas

By Geoff Bennett, Matt Loffman, Ian Couzens

Later in this midterm election year, voters in 19 states will head to the polls with new, more restrictive voting laws on the books. One of those states is Texas, where the party primaries are just a few weeks away.

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Jan 24

Supreme Court rejects challenge from House Republicans over pandemic proxy voting

By Associated Press

The Supreme Court has rejected a challenge from House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy to the proxy voting system that Democrats put in place in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Jan 20

WATCH: White House press secretary Jen Psaki holds a news briefing

By News Desk

White House press secretary Jen Psaki holds a news briefing on Thursday following President Joe Biden's remarks on Ukraine and the defeat of Democrats' attempt to reform the filibuster to pass voting legislation.

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Jan 20

WATCH: Speaker Pelosi gives weekly briefing after voting rights bills fail in the Senate

By News Desk

Speaker of the House of Representative Nancy Pelosi gives her weekly briefing Thursday, the day after voting rights bills fail in the Senate. Watch in the player above.

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Jan 20

WATCH: Civil rights leaders testify in House Judiciary hearing on voter suppression

By News Desk

The House Judiciary committee will hold a hearing on Thursday on voter suppression.

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Jan 19

Voting rights bill blocked by Republican filibuster

By Lisa Mascaro, Associated Press

Democrats immediately pivoted toward a Senate rules change to push past the filibuster, but that too was expected to fail.

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Jan 19

WATCH: Biden acknowledges toll of COVID on nation, but says ‘it will get better’

By Zeke Miller, Josh Boak, Associated Press

At a Wednesday news conference to mark his first year in office, President Joe Biden is admitting that the pandemic has exhausted and demoralized many Americans.

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