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Coalition of Community Organizations Rally in Support of The For The People Act
Yesterday, a diverse coalition of nine community organizations and activists, led by Common Cause Indiana, rallied at the offices of Sens. Todd Young and Mike Braun in a demonstration of support for The For The People Act.
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More Than 80 Indiana Citizens Attended Webinar on Voting Rights
Yesterday, Common Cause Indiana, the Indiana State Conference NAACP, and the Indianapolis NAACP welcomed more than 80 Indiana citizens to a virtual panel featuring voting rights experts. The strong attendance from a diverse group of community members highlights the strong grassroots support for an independent and bipartisan redistricting process in Indiana so that voters can freely choose their elected representatives, not the other way around.
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Citizens Redistricting Commission Sends Report to the General Assembly: What the Public Wants for Redistricting in 2021
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Diverse and Multi-partisan Group of Hoosiers Selected to Lead Citizens Redistricting Commission
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Common Cause Indiana calls for immediate resignation of U.S. Representatives Baird, Banks, Pence, and Walorski
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All IN for Democracy Announces Search for Citizens to Lead Shadow Redistricting Commission
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Election Protection Hotline Available for Indiana Voters
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Win for Voters: Federal Court Extends Indiana’s Absentee Ballot Return Deadline
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Indiana’s Absentee Ballot Signature Match Process Ruled Unconstitutional in Common Cause Challenge
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New Federal Lawsuit Challenges Indiana Ballot Deadline
Last night, Common Cause Indiana and the Indiana State Conference of the NAACP filed a federal lawsuit challenging Indiana’s unjustifiably early deadline of noon on Election Day to receive mail-in ballots during the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis. The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana. The plaintiffs are being represented in the case by Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights, the national Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, and Indianapolis attorneys Bill Groth and Mark...
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Suit Challenges Indiana’s New Law Blocking Voters from Asking the Courts to Extend Voting Hours
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Election Protection Hotline Available for Indiana Primary