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The Guardian: ‘Canary in the coalmine’: New Mexico clash hints at looming election crisis
“They were instructed by their county attorney on the things they can and cannot do … despite being notified by their own legal expert and this very experienced county clerk, they continue to wilfully break the law and not serve their community or their constituents.”
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Washington Post: Nevada Republicans join GOP wave of nominating election deniers
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The Fulcrum: Jan. 6 hearings remind reformers of Trump’s pattern of disregarding democracy
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Associated Press: GOP commission refuses to certify New Mexico primary vote
“They have no basis — other than ‘we just don’t trust the machine’ — for not certifying the election,” Jimenez said of the Otero County commissioners.
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Inside Sources/Tribune News Service (Op-Ed): WATERGATE at 50: January 6 Is America’s New Watergate — Only Worse
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Trump Knew He Lost but Continued to Stoke Insurrection & Fleece Followers
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Associated Press: Hawaii lawmakers pass some reforms after bribery scandal
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January 6th Committee Lays Bare the Conspiracy To Overthrow The Election
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Daily Beast: Free Gas Cards Are the GOP’s New Campaign Gimmick—and It’s Legal
For voting rights advocates in Georgia—who have spent years fighting state Republican officials’ continuous efforts to further codify voter suppression—the optics of the giveaway struck a freshly exposed nerve.
“I find it a little strange that we have a law that basically says people can’t give out food and water so that...
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New York Times: A Broken Redistricting Process Winds Down, With No Repairs in Sight
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Associated Press: Digital currencies flow to campaigns, but state rules vary
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Navarro Contempt Indictment Should be the First of Many