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Associated Press: Voting Voting rights groups organize hotline to report interference
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Washington Post: Voting rights advocates sue to block Texas governor’s order limiting counties to one ballot drop-off location
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Common Cause Response to Supreme Court Granting Cert. Petition in FCC v. Prometheus
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Bloomberg: FCC, Broadcasters Get Top Court Hearing on Ownership Rules
The FCC may not “expressly embrace ownership diversity as an important policy goal yet fail to reasonably consider how its repeal of major broadcast-ownership restrictions would affect that goal,” argued the group, which includes Common Cause and...
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Bloomberg: Democrats Gear Up to Watch Polls as Trump Mobilizes Supporters
“We are doing a lot scenario planning,” Almeida said. “The best thing we can do is prepare in advance.”
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Salon: Trump’s plot to steal the election can be defeated: Here are five things you can do to help
"The most important thing voters can do right now is make a plan and make sure that their vote counts," Albert said, explaining that voters need to check their registration now and not wait until it's too late.
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BuzzFeed News: What Are Poll Watchers? And What Can They Actually Do?
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Reuters: Texas governor shuts down drop-off sites for early mail votes
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Center for Public Integrity: IN FLORIDA, VOTING RIGHTS RESTORED, THEN SNATCHED BACK
Among the challenges, she said: Figuring out where drop boxes are and which ones are available round the clock, as opposed to only when staff are present. She recommends voters check with their local Supervisor of Elections office.
“It’s a new thing,” she said, “so everybody’s learning.”