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Bloomberg: Masked poll watchers are showing up at voting sites with handguns and Kevlar vests
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One Year After Gigi Sohn’s Nomination, FCC Remains Deadlocked
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Common Cause, SCJS Hold Media Briefing on Legal Strategy for Moore v. Harper
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USA Today/Gannett: Midterm election drives bevy of lawsuits over ballots, voting in battleground states
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Salon: Steve Bannon sentenced to 4 months in prison — and this time Trump can’t pardon him
"It is imperative that Congress have subpoena power with teeth in order to fulfill its oversight and investigatory responsibilities," Scherb added. "If individuals could defy congressional subpoenas with impunity, our system of checks and...
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Bannon Sentence Upholds Congressional Subpoena Authority – Shows No One is Above the Law
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Associated Press: Social media platforms brace for midterm elections mayhem
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Los Angeles Times/Tribune News Service: Mail voting was having a moment. Then came Trump’s false fraud claims
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The New Yorker: The Conservative Stalwart Challenging the Far-Right Legal Theory That Could Subvert American Democracy
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Common Cause, SCSJ File Brief in Moore v. Harper Upholding Checks and Balances in Nation’s Elections
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Houston Chronicle/PolitiFact: Fact check – Mostly False: Can Texans register a dead relative to vote and then cast a mail ballot in their name?
If a dead person did make it onto the voter rolls, "the person attempting to impersonate the deceased person would still have to navigate identification requirements, signature verification, and the possibility that the voter registration would be flagged once the appropriate databases did get updated," Gutierrez said.
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Common Cause Applauds DC Council Passage of Pro-Voter Bill