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Trump doit signer un engagement éthique et des documents de transition

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Trump doit signer un engagement éthique et des documents de transition

Le président élu Donald Trump n’a toujours pas signé les documents juridiques – notamment un engagement éthique – nécessaires pour entamer officiellement la transition du pouvoir de son administration. Les candidats déposent généralement ces documents bien avant l’élection. En raison de ce retard, le gouvernement ne peut pas fournir d’habilitations de sécurité, de briefings et de ressources à la nouvelle équipe de Trump avant qu’il ne prête serment le 20 janvier.

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Le dernier grand opérateur abandonne le réseau OAN d'extrême droite

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Le dernier grand opérateur abandonne le réseau OAN d'extrême droite

Hier, Verizon Fios a annoncé qu’elle allait retirer One America News Network (OANN), un réseau d’extrême droite, de sa liste de chaînes à l’expiration de son contrat actuel, fin juillet. Cette décision prive le média très controversé d’un opérateur majeur. OANN alimente régulièrement ses téléspectateurs en désinformation et en théories du complot, notamment en informations fausses et trompeuses sur la pandémie de COVID-19, les résultats des élections de 2020 et l’attaque du Capitole américain le 6 janvier.

Trump a violé son serment dans une tentative désespérée de s'accrocher au pouvoir

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Trump a violé son serment dans une tentative désespérée de s'accrocher au pouvoir

Donald Trump a violé de manière flagrante son serment et a attisé les flammes de l’insurrection du 6 janvier. Alors que le Congrès se réunissait pour certifier l’élection de Joe Biden à la présidence, Donald Trump, vaincu, a incité et déchaîné une foule vicieuse et raciste au Capitole des États-Unis – une foule qu’il savait lourdement armée.  

The Guardian: Republicans keep gerrymandered maps – after they were struck down by court

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The Guardian: Republicans keep gerrymandered maps – after they were struck down by court

When I called up Catherine Turcer on Tuesday, she mentioned that her daughter had just sent her a text message saying it must feel like she’s living the same day over and over again.

Turcer is the executive director of the Ohio chapter of Common Cause, a government watchdog group, and one of the most knowledgeable people about redistricting in her state. Earlier that morning, the Ohio supreme court struck down the map for the state’s 15 congressional districts, saying they were so distorted in favor of Republicans that they...

Newsy (VIDEO): Experts: Social Platforms Are Unprepared For Election Misinformation

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Newsy (VIDEO): Experts: Social Platforms Are Unprepared For Election Misinformation

Yosef Getachew, media and democracy program director at Common Cause, helped author a letter from more than 120 civil society groups to seven major social media companies, noting that "disinformation related to the 2020 election has not gone away but has continued to proliferate." The letter’s demands included consistent enforcement of civic integrity policies during both election and non-election cycles and the prioritization of enforcement around combatting what they call the big lie that says Trump won the 2020 election.

Electoral Count Act Reform a Needed Step to Respect Election Results

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Electoral Count Act Reform a Needed Step to Respect Election Results

Americans deserve to know their votes will be counted and their voices heard in our elections. Reform of the antiquated Electoral Count Act is an important step to safeguard the results of free and fair elections. President Trump and his associates came exceptionally close to engineering an overthrow of the 2020 election, as the January 6th Select Committee’s hearings have made clear. They did so in part by making bogus assertions about how the Congress should discharge its certification duties of the presidential election, inciting a...

Broadcasting & Cable: Bipartisan Privacy Bill Would Limit Targeted Advertising

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Broadcasting & Cable: Bipartisan Privacy Bill Would Limit Targeted Advertising

“We are glad to see that the American Data Privacy and Protection Act is going to a full committee markup, and that Republican and Democratic leadership on the House Energy & Commerce Committee has come together on a comprehensive privacy proposal to protect our data online," Common Cause media and democracy program director Yosef Getachew said.

Watchdog group Common Cause is particularly heartened by the inclusion of civil-rights protections, given that privacy and data abuses have hit minority communities particularly hard,...

American Data Privacy & Protection Act Committee Markup Welcomed by Common Cause

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American Data Privacy & Protection Act Committee Markup Welcomed by Common Cause

On Wednesday July 20, 2022, the House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a markup of the “American Data Privacy and Protection Act” (H.R. 8152). The bill would establish a comprehensive national data privacy and data security framework. Among other provisions, the framework includes: data minimization provisions that will prevent companies from collecting consumer data beyond what is necessary to provide products or services; individual rights allowing consumers to access, correct, and delete their data; and civil rights protections...

Indianapolis Star: Secretary of State candidate Diego Morales used campaign funds for $43,000 car

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Indianapolis Star: Secretary of State candidate Diego Morales used campaign funds for $43,000 car

Julia Vaughn, executive director of Common Cause Indiana, a government accountability group, said it's "unusual" for a candidate to spend that much money on a new vehicle.

"Certainly a state wide candidate, we've seen them use campaign money to support transportation costs, but typically it's a more measured approach — they lease a vehicle, enter into some sort of long term rental," Vaughn told IndyStar. "To buy a vehicle for $43,000 in June when you know you won't be using it for campaign purposes after the first Tuesday in...

San Diego Union-Tribune: An upcoming Supreme Court case is concerning to voting rights advocates

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San Diego Union-Tribune: An upcoming Supreme Court case is concerning to voting rights advocates

Dan Vicuña is the national redistricting manager at Common Cause, a national organization focused on expansive voting rights and government accountability. Derek Muller is the Bouma Fellow of Law at the University of Iowa College of Law, where he teaches on topics related to election law and federal courts. They took some time to talk about the concerns around cases like “Moore v. Harper,” whether the 1965 Voting Rights Act offers sufficient protections to these efforts to concentrate elections power among legislators, and the harm caused...

San Antonio Express-News/Houston Chronicle: AG Ken Paxton removes one more tooth from notoriously toothless Texas campaign finance laws

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San Antonio Express-News/Houston Chronicle: AG Ken Paxton removes one more tooth from notoriously toothless Texas campaign finance laws

“We have very few rules when it comes to campaign finance in Texas, and the few that we do have are not enforced, clearly,” said Anthony Gutierrez, executive director of Common Cause Texas, a government watchdog group. “What’s the point of even having the rules?”

Opinion du Des Moines Register : Le Collège électoral est un non-sens. Le vainqueur du vote populaire devrait toujours être le président.

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Opinion du Des Moines Register : Le Collège électoral est un non-sens. Le vainqueur du vote populaire devrait toujours être le président.

Comme l'a décrit l'un des principaux défenseurs de cette cause, l'organisation nationale Common Cause, qui compte 1,5 million de membres, il s'agit d'un « accord entre les États visant à garantir la présidence au candidat qui reçoit le plus de votes populaires dans les 50 États et le District de Columbia ».

Trump’s Premeditated Plan Led to January 6th Carnage

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Trump’s Premeditated Plan Led to January 6th Carnage

As all of his other efforts to steal the 2020 election failed, Donald Trump summoned, instigated, and ultimately set loose a violent, racist mob on the United States Capitol on January 6th. He is attempting to obstruct the committee’s work.

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