In Case the North Carolina AG Doesn’t Want to Defend North Carolina’s Tough New Voting Law…
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Category Archives: The Voting Wars
“North Carolina Passes Country’s Worst Voter Suppression Law”
Ari Berman blogs.
MORE from Brendan Fischer.
“North Carolina Voter ID Law Targets Student Voters, Too”
“Holder: DOJ Wants To Oversee Texas’ Voting Laws Again”
Carrie Johnson reports for NPR.
Roll Call Confirms What I Suspected: DOJ Bail-In Move Makes Congress Much Less Likely to Fix VRA
Roll Call:
Republican members of the Lone Star State House delegation made their position clear to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. on Thursday: Don’t mess with Texas.
They also had another message for the head of the Justice… Continue reading
“Widespread voter fraud not an issue in NC, data shows”
“The Politics of Voter ID”
“NC Senate approves GOP-backed election changes”
AP:
The Republican-dominated North Carolina Senate gave preliminary approval Wednesday to sweeping election law changes, including requiring voters to present photo ID at the polls and shortening early voting by a week.
The bill was approved in a 32-14 party-line… Continue reading
“How North Carolina voter ID opponents are undermining a Voting Rights Act defense”
“Republicans vs. Democracy in North Carolina”
“Florida To Resume Voter Purge Following Supreme Court VRA Ruling”
“North Carolina First to Toughen Voting Laws After Ruling”
Two from Josh Douglas
“Will the GOP’s North Carolina End Run Backfire?”
I’ve just written this piece for The Daily Beast about proposed tough new voting legislation in North Carolina. It begins:
Anyone wondering about the importance of the Supreme Court’s recent ruling hobbling a key part of the Voting Rights Act… Continue reading