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5 Ways Common Cause Defended Democracy in the First Trump Administration
Here’s just a few examples of how members like you made a positive impact during the first Trump Administration.
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Common Cause fordert SCOTUS auf, parteipolitisches Gerrymandering zu beenden
Sollte der Oberste Gerichtshof der USA beschließen, den Fall „Common Cause vs. Rucho“ anzuhören, könnte dies zum ersten Mal überhaupt zu einer Entscheidung des Obersten Gerichtshofs führen, in der festgestellt wird, dass parteiische Manipulation der Wahlkreise gegen die US-Verfassung verstößt.
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Wahrung des Wahlrechts nach dem Fall Husted
Das Ergebnis der Bereinigung der Wählerlisten ist, dass viele inaktive Wähler, die nicht umgezogen sind, aus den Wählerlisten entfernt werden. Dieser Ansatz ist kein effizienter Weg, um Wählerlisten zu aktualisieren, da er dazu führt, dass eine große Anzahl wahlberechtigter Wähler aus den Wählerlisten entfernt wird. Glücklicherweise entschied das Bundesberufungsgericht später, dass die Wahlkommissionen von Ohio bei den Halbzeitwahlen 2018 vorläufige Stimmzettel für bestimmte Personen zählen müssen, die zuvor aus den Wählerlisten entfernt worden waren.
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What Will Your Candidates Do For Democracy?
Democracy is on the ballot in 2018 -- and voter’s voices will be what makes difference. Find your candidates at democracy2018.org
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We Can Be Better: Americans Must Repudiate Politics of Hate
We call on all Americans to repudiate this political hate in each and every conversation with family, friend, and colleagues. We cannot ignore the racist and intolerant invective we see in politics, repeated by some news commentators, and flourishing online. Our own president needs to repudiate this hate speech and own his own very significant contributions to setting the tone that makes people think it is okay to vilify and attack politicians, judges, reporters and others who they don’t agree with.
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What Voters Can Do to Combat the Russian Plan to Meddle in 2018 Midterm Elections
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Video: Florida’s Chance to Make Right What History Got Wrong in November
From the New York Times an Opinion Video supporting the movement to restore the rights of formerly incarcerated citizens who have paid their debt to society and deserve a say in the future.
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Der Filibuster des Volkes: Stephen Spauldings Mitternachtslektüre
Stephen Spaulding von Common Cause liest am 5. Oktober 2018 um Mitternacht eine Erklärung und protestiert damit gegen die voreilige Entscheidung des Senats über den SCOTUS-Kandidaten Brett Kavanaugh.
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Common Cause Maryland: Accessible and Secure Voting Includes Election Day Registration
Common Cause Maryland is making sure that every eligible voter who wants to vote can do so with Election Day Registration. Why should your voice or mine be left out? We should all have a say in the future for our family and community and we can do that in making sure our elections are secure and accessible.
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Video: Slow the Senate’s Rush to Judgment on Kavanaugh
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Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross Lies About Census 2020 Citizenship Question
After a recent deposition, it appears Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross lied to Congress about the controversial "citizenship question" the Trump Administration wants to add to the 2020 Census.
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We the People Will Not Allow ALEC to Undermine Our Democracy
Join Common Cause and our allies tonight outside of the Trump International Hotel when ALEC's corporate lobbyists will be strolling into the gala. Please sign up to attend at the links below and urge others to come by sharing on your social media networks.
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Help Welcome Formerly Incarcerated Individuals Back to the Voting Booth
Many formerly incarcerated people can vote, but they don't know it. Giving people returning to our communities a say in their future helps to distance them from the past. Common Cause proudly joins the Campaign Legal Center in an effort to register 25,000 people who are eligible to vote -- join us in creating hope in the future and imagine the moment when the people you help register put on an "I voted" sticker for the first time.
