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Public Interest Champion Gigi Sohn Withdraws Nomination to FCC
We are disappointed that Ms. Sohn will be unable to serve as FCC Commissioner. She is a public interest champion who has spent her entire career advocating for policies that make broadband more affordable and accessible, defending an open internet, and promoting...
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Wall Street Journal: Supreme Court’s ‘Dark Money’ Rulings Anchor Defense in Ohio Political Corruption Trial
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Broadcasting & Cable: FCC Nominee Gigi Sohn Bows Out
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The Guardian: Georgia Republicans race to pass laws to restrict and challenge votes
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CT Mirror: Karen Hobert Flynn, Common Cause leader and CT reformer, dies
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Statement on the Passing of Common Cause President Karen Hobert Flynn
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Salon: Election lawyers alarmed over Georgia GOP “suppression” bill voted on “in the middle of the night”
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Indianapolis Star: ‘Windfall profit’: Lawmakers who build homes file bills to help their industry
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Nebraska Examiner: Betsy DeVos, two others spent big on Nebraska legislative races
“I have never seen an organization like this spend this much money and be almost exclusively funded by out-of-state interests,” Geis said. “This is the biggest cash dump I’ve seen in a long time.”
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Associated Press: Some Democratic-led states seek to bolster voter protections
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Salon: “Model for bad democracy”: Voting rights wins may be reversed after GOP flips North Carolina court
"I do think that North Carolina, unfortunately, is often looked upon as a model for bad democracy and can be the playbook for other states," Phillips said. "And we're almost like the laboratory for some of this, that we think is extremely harmful."
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Broadcasting & Cable: FCC Designates Standard General-Tegna Deal for Hearing