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Inscription des électeurs en ligne : l’avantage administratif

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Inscription des électeurs en ligne : l’avantage administratif

La plupart des États – 39, plus le District de Columbia – offrent désormais à leurs citoyens la possibilité de s’inscrire pour voter en ligne. Du point de vue de l’État, offrir cette possibilité est une bonne idée : cela permet de conserver les listes électorales plus précises et à jour, c’est moins cher que la méthode papier obsolète, c’est plus facile à gérer pour les responsables électoraux et cela peut être fait en toute sécurité, ce qui renforce la confiance dans nos systèmes électoraux. Il existe un consensus généralisé sur le fait que l’inscription des électeurs en ligne (OVR) reste une réforme non partisane sans avantage pour les citoyens.
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Bill Whitaker: Criticism of McLennan County vote centers neglects many variables, advantages

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Bill Whitaker: Criticism of McLennan County vote centers neglects many variables, advantages

“If a poll site has a long line, and there are shorter lines at a nearby site, that is information our volunteer poll monitors will now be trained to provide to people as they arrive, before the voter gets in line,” Anthony Gutierrez, executive director of Common Cause Texas, said after meeting with Harris County election officials. “We’ll also be running a public awareness campaign leading up to the election encouraging Texans to vote early or, if they are eligible, by mail. We’ll also be encouraging people to fill out sample...

‘Absolutely Unconscionable’: Hourslong Lines to Vote in Texas on Super Tuesday ‘Point to a Bigger Systemic Problem’

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‘Absolutely Unconscionable’: Hourslong Lines to Vote in Texas on Super Tuesday ‘Point to a Bigger Systemic Problem’

"Long lines in any single county can happen for any number of reasons but multi-hour wait times all over the state point to a bigger systemic problem," Common Cause Texas executive director Anthony Gutierrez said in a statement Wednesday. "That problem, to put it bluntly, is that the people in power in state government have no interest in making it easier for Texans to vote."

Young black and Latino voters spent hours waiting to vote in Texas and the state can’t even say how it will fix the problem before November

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Young black and Latino voters spent hours waiting to vote in Texas and the state can’t even say how it will fix the problem before November

According to the study, Dallas County had the most poll location closures, 74. The county has a population that is 41% Latino and 22% percent African American, according to the study. Travis County, Harris County, Brazoria County, and Nueces County — all locations with high levels of people who identify as minorities — rounded out the top of the list of locations where polling locations were cut by officials. It wasn't just Texas. Arizona and Georgia also closed hundreds of polling locations.

"There's a small percentage of...

Why Did It Take So Long to Vote in Texas and California?

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Why Did It Take So Long to Vote in Texas and California?

In some cities, purchases of new voting machines slowed the balloting as voters labored to apply the new technology to the state’s notoriously long ballot. “All over the state, we saw a lot of late openings attributed to technology issues,” said Anthony Gutierrez, the executive director of Common Cause Texas, which helped run a hotline that flagged voting problems. “People were used to voting on the same machine for two decades, and there was going to be some training time required.”

Long lines at some voting sites have many Texans waiting in frustration to cast ballots

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Long lines at some voting sites have many Texans waiting in frustration to cast ballots

Anthony Gutierrez, executive director of the watchdog group Common Cause Texas, laid the overarching blame on state policymakers.

"I would frankly chalk up most of the issues we’re seeing (on Election Day) to Texas being a state that doesn’t prioritize voting," he said. "Problems like the Secretary of State website crashing and the widespread voting technology issues could have been easily avoided if the state allocated resources towards election infrastructure.”

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