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The Guardian: Trump loyalist’s primary win prompts election fears in Pennsylvania
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Public News Service: Election Fraud Movement Asserts Itself on Policy Stage, Campaign Trail
"So, there definitely is an ability to challenge in court, [but] the courts are leaning more and more toward stepping away and letting the political process run itself," Albert stressed. "What that does, is not protect the people who don't...
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Associated Press: In 2 states, 1 in 20 residents missed during US head count
“We’re essentially the lucky beneficiary of a statistical anomaly,” Marion said. “And as a result, we’ll have more representation in Congress for 10 years.”
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Washington Post: The midterms are here. Critics say Facebook is already behind.
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Yahoo! News/Daily Beast: How Ted Cruz Became a ‘Blatantly Cynical’ Election Law Troll
“Cruz came down afterwards, and actually tried to pitch me on his idea of eliminating super PACs by allowing unlimited contributions directly to candidates. He was giving that argument with a straight face,” Spaulding said....
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Philadelphia Inquirer/Tribune News Service: Pennsylvania Republicans tried to stop Doug Mastriano. But first they followed him.
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Public News Service: Clean Elections Groups Slam Supreme Court Ruling on Campaign Finance
"This decision is yet another example of the Supreme Court allowing more big money in politics and further opening the door to corruption and big moneyed interests calling the shots," Scherb contended. ...
Scherb emphasized he hopes it will drum up more support for the DISCLOSE Act, which would require campaigns and groups spending money to...
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Washington Times: Supreme Court sides with Sen. Ted Cruz in FEC case
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NBC News: New congressional map for N.Y. sets stage for major clashes in Democratic primaries
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Activist Supreme Court Strikes Down Another Campaign Finance Law
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Associated Press: In early primaries, voters favor polling places over mail
“People are believing political propaganda and not understanding this is creating more hurdles to voting,” said Aunna Dennis, the group’s executive director.
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VICE News: ‘Time to Get Out’: Arizona’s Election Security Chief Quits Over Threats and Conspiracies
Common Cause and about 120 progressive...