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Voting Rights Coalition Releases Election Day Report

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Voting Rights Coalition Releases Election Day Report

The Massachusetts Election Protection Program Steering Committee, a group of statewide civic and community-based organizations, released its analysis on voting conditions in Massachusetts in the 2024 presidential election.

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Politico: Western Mass SHAKE-Up — House to vote on PRESSLEY bill — Step inside the UMASS club

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Politico: Western Mass SHAKE-Up — House to vote on PRESSLEY bill — Step inside the UMASS club

But the bills face a looming Feb. 5 deadline — known as Joint Rule 10 — to report them favorably out of legislative committees to be considered in the current two-year session. Pam Wilmot, executive director of Common Cause Massachusetts, one of the groups pushing for the changes, said lawmakers are running out of time.”

Gloucester Daily Times: Voter Groups Press for Same-Day Registration

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Gloucester Daily Times: Voter Groups Press for Same-Day Registration

"Election Day registration will help protect the fundamental right of every American to have their vote counted," Wilmot told a gathering of volunteers who visited the Statehouse on Tuesday to lobby for the bills. "It's a fail-safe to allow eligible voters to cast their ballots. It has been working well for 40 years across the country."

95.9FM WATD: Coalition Pushing for Voting Rights Reform at State House

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95.9FM WATD: Coalition Pushing for Voting Rights Reform at State House

Assistant Director at Common Cause Massachusetts, Kristina Mensik, says currently voters must comply with a 20-day cutoff for voter registration which deprives residents of their right to vote each election cycle.

The Daily Free Press: Mass. bill could give cities freedom to lower voting age

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The Daily Free Press: Mass. bill could give cities freedom to lower voting age

Kristina Mensik, assistant director of nonprofit election advocacy group Common Cause Massachusetts, said with the current voting age at 18, many citizens gain their suffrage just as they are moving out of their home. . .

Boston.com: See the signs calling for Trump’s impeachment at the Boston Common rally Tuesday night

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Boston.com: See the signs calling for Trump’s impeachment at the Boston Common rally Tuesday night

"There is a lot of fear about what a president going unchecked could mean for the future of our democracy and what standard that could set for sitting presidents,” Kristina Mensik, assistant director at Common Cause Massachusetts, the nonpartisan, grassroots organization that was a lead organizer of Tuesday’s rally, told Boston.com before the event.

Boston.com: An ‘Impeach & Remove Rally’ will be held on Boston Common Tuesday night. This is what’s happening.

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Boston.com: An ‘Impeach & Remove Rally’ will be held on Boston Common Tuesday night. This is what’s happening.

“There is a lot of fear about what a president going unchecked could mean for the future of our democracy and what standard that could set for sitting presidents,” Kristina Mensik, assistant director at Common Cause Massachusetts — the nonpartisan, grassroots organization that’s a lead organizer of Tuesday’s rally — told Boston.com.

WCVB Boston: Hundreds rally on Boston Common in support of impeachment

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WCVB Boston: Hundreds rally on Boston Common in support of impeachment

"This is not a partisan act. This is a patriotic act," said Pam Wilmot, the executive director of Common Cause Massachusetts. "It's something that we cannot let slide because if we let this president do it, then the next one might be in the same position.

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