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Archives for November 2014
The current record dates back to 1973.
Voter ID laws aren’t the only things making it disproportionately harder for racial minorities at the polls. Neighborhood demographics make a difference, too.
She can make a bigger difference this way than on the Hill.
“We have no moral authority to complain if we don’t vote”
The people who make it out to the polls tend to be poorer than the people who do vote, and it matters.
The surprising history and devastating consequences of racial politics Down Under.
Geography is hard.
Civil Rights Division poll monitors are spread out across the country to make sure voting is conducted fairly.
It wouldn’t even be close.
And all five measures look like they have great changes of passing.
What you need to know about Election Day.
Divided government is destructive, and there are ways to avoid it.
They can make decisions just as well as 18-year-olds.