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Trump’s Voter Suppression Order Unwelcome in Colorado

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Trump’s Voter Suppression Order Unwelcome in Colorado

Colorado Common Cause is encouraging state lawmakers to reassert their right to control Colorado elections in response to President Donald Trump’s executive order, which attempts to override state and federal voting laws.

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Trump’s Voter Suppression Order Unwelcome in Colorado

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Trump’s Voter Suppression Order Unwelcome in Colorado

Colorado Common Cause is encouraging state lawmakers to reassert their right to control Colorado elections in response to President Donald Trump’s executive order, which attempts to override state and federal voting laws.

NPR: With the Voting Rights Act facing more threats, advocates renew a push for state laws

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NPR: With the Voting Rights Act facing more threats, advocates renew a push for state laws

With Republicans set to control Congress and the White House starting next year, some voting rights advocates are renewing their focus on protections against racial discrimination in elections that don't rely on the federal government.

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Just Vote! Colorado 2024 Primary Election Resources

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Just Vote! Colorado 2024 Primary Election Resources

Just Vote! Colorado Election Protection, the largest nonpartisan voter protection program in the state of Colorado, will support voters through the 2024 Primary Election on Tuesday, June 25, 2024.

‘Dark day for democracy’: Coloradans highlight election threats in wake of 14th Amendment ruling

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‘Dark day for democracy’: Coloradans highlight election threats in wake of 14th Amendment ruling

“Donald Trump lied, cheated, and unleashed violence when the election did not go his way, and his ongoing incitement has led to an unprecedented rise in attacks and death threats against election workers, judges, and other public servants,” Belknap said. “By refusing to hold Trump accountable and allowing him to skirt around the pillars of our Constitution, SCOTUS has greenlit this behavior for future public officials.”

Article by Chase Woodruff for Colorado Newsline, 3/4/24.