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Recent Voting Changes Will Effect the Election Result
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Is there widespread voting fraud?
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Barriers for 40.2 Million Voters with Disabilities
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Wisconsin: The RNC’s Voter Intimidation Efforts
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Obama: Register and then vote
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Voter intimidation and harassment on the rise
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Voter Registration Deadlines
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Ten Things You Should Know About Voter ID Laws
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The ease of voting across the United States
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Vote by Mail
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May 2022 Voting Laws Roundup
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The racist history of voter suppression laws
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Voting Laws Roundup: October 2021
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Voting Rights Act of 1965
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Biden fairly and legally won the 2020 Presidential Election
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Ten things to know before you vote
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Warning: Slow Mail Delivery Will Hamper Mail-in Voting
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Election Legislation Enacted in 2019
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John Oliver on Photo ID for Voting
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We Must Stop Voter Suppression
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President Obama to Gen Z Voting 

Obama: Register and then vote

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VOTER REGISTRATION, EARLY VOTING, POLLING PLACES, AND VOTER ID Former President Barack Obama has a message for Gen Z voters. In a new public service announcement he says “Do your research and cast your ballots in the 2022 midterm elections.” Obama says in the announcement, created in partnership with ATTN, “For those of you who are just turning 18 and were only three or four when I was elected, my name is Barack Obama. I was the 44th president of the United States and I have the best jump shot…

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Arizona voter intimidation Voting 

Voter intimidation and harassment on the rise

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Photo: The same men and women intimidating Maricopa County Arizona voters brandished assault rifles at the Phoenix FBI office in response to the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago resort raid. Updated: Nov. 1, 2022 A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds that 43% of Americans are worried about voter intimidation or “threats of violence” when voting in person at polling places in this midterm election. That includes 51% of Democrats and 38% of Republicans. A September CBS News poll found that 64% of U.S. adults believe political violence will increase over the next few years.…

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An influential Congressional staffer is now a NAPA fellow

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Best listening experience is on Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Subscribe to Federal Drive’s daily audio interviews on Apple Podcasts or PodcastOne. Among this year’s fellows added to the National Academy of Public Administration are several still-working, senior federal employees. One of them is prominent on Capitol Hill and the Federal Drive with Tom Temin had a chance to conduct this extended 17-minute interview with her. She’s Wendy Ginsberg, staff director for the Subcommittee on Government Operations of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. Interview transcript: Tom Temin: Staff director on a subcommittee. What…

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What’s Really Going On With the Crime Rate?

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Turn on a television in any state with a competitive Senate or gubernatorial race, and you’ll see that the criminal-justice reform agenda is under constant attack. Republicans are pinning higher crime rates on Democrats who have expressed sympathy for almost any aspect of the movement to confront racial inequities in the criminal-justice system. In New York, a conservative super PAC opposing Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul is slamming her for defending “the state’s disastrous cashless bail experiment” and refusing to “remove liberal prosecutors, like [Manhattan’s] Alvin Bragg, who too often downgrade…

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At Least 11 States Say No to Mandatory COVID-19 Shots for Kids

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At least 11 states have rejected or are expected to reject a recommendation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that pediatricians give COVID-19 shots to children along with other vaccines. The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices unanimously decided Thursday to add COVID-19 shots to the children’s immunization schedule, which some schools and states use to create vaccination requirements. Many states, however, have laws in place that prohibit schools from requiring a COVID-19 vaccination for students. The Wyoming Department of Health said it will not add the COVID-19 vaccine to…

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