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关于最高法院拒绝邮寄选票的声明
“虽然我们强烈反对法院的错误判决，但宾夕法尼亚州共同事业组织将继续帮助所有选民行使投票自由。”
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BOOK RECOMMENDATION: Gerrymandering A Guide to Congressional Redistricting, Dark Money, and the U.S. Supreme Court
“If you care about building an inclusive democracy, that lifts all people’s voices, then Kury’s book is a must read. It presents the real life drama of gerrymandering that is more spellbinding than any spy novel. And it gives practical guidance for activists that is easier to follow than an IKEA manual. Bravo!”
-KATHAY FENG, national redistricting chair for Common Cause
-KATHAY FENG, national redistricting chair for Common Cause
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Common Cause PA Honors the Raju Foundation
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Common Cause PA Honors the Raju Foundation
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The Fight Doesn’t End, Redistricting Reform Will Move Forward
On Monday, June 25th the Pennsylvania legislative assembly adjourned for what is probably the final time until September without passing redistricting reform legislation. During recent weeks heavy activity was focused on attempts to pass a redistricting bill to improve the process of drawing congressional and legislative maps in Pennsylvania.
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18 Plaintiffs Who Challenged Pennsylvania Gerrymander Receive Democracy Defender Award
On May 21st Common Cause Pennsylvania presented the Democracy Defender Awards to the eighteen plaintiffs of the PA Supreme Court gerrymandering case during the Democracy Works Summit, held at the Sheraton Downtown Hotel in Philadelphia. The award is given to a group, organization or individual who has displayed commitment to achieving democracy in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The plaintiffs, who represented each of Pennsylvania’s 18 congressional districts, provided testimony on the adverse impacts of the extreme partisan gerrymander...
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Senate Bill 22 Only a Half Measure to Fix Gerrymandering
On Tuesday, May 22nd the Senate State Government Committee took a small step in the right direction toward fixing our broken redistricting process, but there is much more work to be done. Committee Chairs Mike Folmer, Anthony Williams and their colleagues responded to the outcry of Senator Lisa Boscola, concerned citizens, and reformers to fix the dysfunctional way Pennsylvania handles the drawing of congressional and legislative districts.