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Here's one voter's angry reaction to the constant political campaigns this season

Supreme Court OKs Texas voter ID law for November election

By Sam Hananel, Associated Press

The Supreme Court said Saturday that Texas can use its controversial new voter identification law for the November election.

Justices uphold North Carolina's voting restrictions

By Michael Tomsic, WFAE

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that North Carolina can move forward with voting restrictions this November. Here's a breakdown of what it means.

Judge rules Fla. Legislature broke laws on congressional district maps

By Gary Fineout, Associated Press

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- The Florida Legislature illegally drew the state's congressional districts to primarily benefit the Republican Party, a judge has ruled, and has ordered them redrawn.

Poll finds conservative millennials to be more enthusiastic as midterms approach

By Chelsea Coatney

A new poll by Harvard University’s Institute of Politics found that only 23 percent of young Americans say they will “definitely be voting” this November. The poll, which asked 18 to 29 year olds around the country about their outlook…

Commission finds voting process needs to catch up with how Americans live today

By PBS News Hour

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Deadly violence on first day of Egypt's constitutional vote

By Justin Scuiletti

Egypt’s health ministry is reporting that 11 people have died in the country amid clashes during the first day of voting for a new constitution.

Working More, Voting Less? How Employment Affects Turnout

By Simone Pathe

Fuller employment may reduce your tendency to vote in non-presidential contests. Above, voters in Boston, Massachusetts, look over ballot questions while waiting in line to vote in 2012. Photo courtesy of Mike Segar/Reuters. With the United States narrowly missing debt…