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Washington Post: Supreme Court to consider fundamental change in elections authority
North Carolina Common Cause Executive Director Bob Phillips said there has not been an election since 1971 in which the state’s redistricting plans have not been challenged.
“In the decade after the 2010 redistricting cycle , every single legislative and congressional election was run on maps that the courts...
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Gray Television (VIDEO): U.S. Supreme Court will hear North Carolina redistricting case on Wednesday
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CNN: How William Rehnquist led to the new monumental challenge to presidential election rules
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USA Today/Gannett: Supreme Court pressed to give state legislatures more power to oversee federal elections
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Austin American-Statesman: Texas’ top elections official, Secretary of State John Scott, to step down
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Pre-Moore v. Harper Rally, Post-SCOTUS Argument Press Conference on Wednesday
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Tallahassee Democrat/USA Today Network: Why did voter turnout drop in 2022 versus 2018? Strict voting laws, voter arrests, say voting rights advocates
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Associated Press: As Musk is learning, content moderation is a messy job
This time, Twitter was quick to respond, telling Common Cause that the tweet didn’t violate any rules and would stay up — even though Twitter requires the labeling or removal of content that spreads...
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Inside Sources/Tribune News Service St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Op-Ed): A productive lame duck — the end of a historic Congress
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Media Briefing: How Democracy Will Be Protected in Upcoming SCOTUS Case
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HuffPost: Elon Musk Is Rolling Out Twitter’s Red Carpet For The Far Right
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Common Cause, SCSJ Hold Media Briefing Thursday on Upcoming Moore v. Harper Arguments