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Sep 10

Appeals court blocks proof-of-citizenship voting requirement

By Sam Hananel, Associated Press

A federal appeals court has blocked Kansas, Georgia and Alabama from requiring residents to prove they are U.S. citizens when registering to vote using a national form.

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Sep 08

Appeals court sympathetic to challenge over voter rules

By Sam Hananel, Associated Press

A federal appeals court on Thursday seemed likely to side with voting rights groups seeking to block Kansas, Georgia and Alabama from requiring residents to prove they are U.S. citizens when registering to vote using a national form.

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Aug 29

Concerned about hackers, FBI warns states about election security

By Bree Fowler and Eric Tucker, Associated Press

In a confidential "flash" alert from its cyber division, first reported by Yahoo News and posted online by others, the FBI said it's investigating the pair of incidents and advised states to scan their systems for specific signs of hacking.

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Jun 05

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How new voter ID laws may affect the 2016 presidential contest

By PBS News Hour

17 states will have new voting regulations in place for the presidential election this November. 12 states will join the ranks of those requiring voters to show a government-issued photo ID, including North Carolina and Texas. For more insight on…

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Dec 18

Indiana mayor re-elected by 1 vote after ballot challenge

By Associated Press

The mayor of an Indiana town has been re-elected by one vote after an election panel threw out a ballot.

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Dec 14

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Can a GOP that’s tough on immigration win over Latino voters?

By PBS News Hour

Latino voters have emerged as a crucial bloc, in next year’s election and beyond. Are GOP candidates like Donald Trump doing more harm than good when it comes to expanding the party's base? William Brangham reports from Washington state one…

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Dec 13

Saudi Arabian women elected to local councils after historic election

By Michael D. Regan

Nine female candidates were elected to Saudi Arabian municipal councils and thousands of women voted in elections this weekend for the first time in the country's history, Saudi officials said.

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Dec 09

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Polls offer a snapshot, but not always reliable predictions

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Early polling often doesn't reflect who goes on to become president (think Howard Dean or Newt Gingrich). These days pollsters acknowledge they are wrestling with a sea change in polling methods that's making it harder to collect a sample opinion…

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Dec 08

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Supreme Court mulls representation in ‘one person, one vote’ case

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Who should be counted when states divvy up their territory for representation: all residents or only those who can vote? The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday involving the very nuts and bolts of how American democracy works. Marcia Coyle…

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Oct 03

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Inside the battle over North Carolina’s voter ID laws

By PBS News Hour

After the Supreme Court's decision to overturn a key part of the Voting Rights Act, North Carolina's Republican-led state legislature passed a new voter ID law and reversed many of the voting procedures civil rights leaders spent years trying to…

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