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CITED: First Amendment Notes

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CITED: First Amendment Notes

AB 2839 and AB 2655 are narrowly tailored and carefully crafted to address the worst election disinformation without compromising free speech, inhibiting our political conversation, or inadvertently compromising harmless content.
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Preparing for the 2020 General Election in LA County

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Preparing for the 2020 General Election in LA County

The COVID-19 pandemic has posed unique challenges to election administration. We propose a set of recommendations to help prepare for the November 2020 General Election in Los Angeles County.

Recommendations for CA 2020 Elections

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Recommendations for CA 2020 Elections

We propose a set of recommendations to California's Governor and Secretary of State for how to conduct the November 2020 elections in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Proposed T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Harms Our Democracy

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Proposed T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Harms Our Democracy

We joined with the Communications Workers of America and allied groups to testify against the T-Mobile/Sprint merger during a public hearing at the California Public Utilities Commission on January 16 in Los Angeles.

Redistricting Wins and Gerrymandering Losses Determine Who Controls the Country for the Next Decade 

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Redistricting Wins and Gerrymandering Losses Determine Who Controls the Country for the Next Decade 

Voters were forthright on one democracy issue this election season. Ordinary people, not politicians, should draw the voting boundaries that determine the fate of elections. Here's our analysis on what went right and what went wrong with gerrymandering in the 2018 midterms and what's in store for the next redistricting cycle.

California’s Chance To Lead on Net Neutrality

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California’s Chance To Lead on Net Neutrality

California has a chance to lead the way on net neutrality, but the clock is ticking. The bill is now on Governor Jerry Brown’s desk for signature, and he has until the end of the month to sign the bill into law. This is California’s opportunity to pave the way for strong net neutrality protections across the country and show Chairman Pai why Americans overwhelmingly support a free and open internet.

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