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Voting Rights

2018 Issue Articles Featured 

The Red Ballot: How Some Conservative States Are Bucking the Trend and Making Voting Easier

November 6, 2018 election, voting, Voting Rights

BY MICHAEL AUSLEN Indiana is hardly the poster child for voting rights. In 2005, it became the first state in

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2017 Issue Opinion 

Ask What You Can Doodle

July 16, 2017 gerrymandering, voting, Voting Rights

BY ADAM GIORGI   Adam Giorgi is a proud Minnesotan seeking the intersection of government service and comic book superheroics.

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2017 Issue Articles Featured Opinion 

Why Current Voter ID Laws Are Harmful to American Democracy

May 28, 2017May 23, 2017 Elections, Gerrymander, North Carolina, Redistricting, Voter ID, voting, Voting Rights

BY BRYNNA QUILLIN For almost a month after Election Day 2016, the race between incumbent North Carolina Republican governor Pat

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