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Category: Voting

Veterans voted for Trump to ‘drain the swamp’

by Aaron Glantz November 9, 2016January 29, 2017

Exit polls show veterans played a pivotal role in Donald Trump’s surprise victory. Many said they weren’t sure what a Trump presidency would bring, but wanted to reject Hillary Clinton, who they said mishandled classified information and was unwilling to reform a broken VA health care system.

Posted inInequality, The Trump Era, Voting

This was the first presidential election in the new era of voting rights

by Lance Williams November 8, 2016January 29, 2017

Voters went to the polls in a divisive presidential election roiled by anxieties over race, class and the fundamental integrity of the American electoral system itself.

Rise and shine: Asian Americans vote early and en masse

by Julia B. Chan November 8, 2016November 14, 2016

Turnout among Asian Americans approximately doubled in battleground states, including Florida, North Carolina and Virginia, according to the Associated Press.

Oath Keepers prepare for election-related unrest

by Emily Harris November 8, 2016August 17, 2017

The militia-style group’s leaders believe Democrat Hillary Clinton’s campaign is more likely to cause violence than Republican Donald Trump’s.

Nevada judge tosses Trump campaign early voter lawsuit

by Jennifer Gollan November 8, 2016January 29, 2017

The Trump campaign wanted to preserve the personal information of poll workers they alleged kept polling stations open two hours past closing time in areas with larger minority voting precincts.

For one weekend, early voting was the new brunch

by Julia B. Chan November 7, 2016November 8, 2016

Last weekend saw long lines – not for poached eggs and bottomless mimosas, but for early voting.

Posted inInequality, Voting

Why we’re focusing on voter suppression and fraud

by Andrew Donohue November 7, 2016November 8, 2016

This election has come to be defined by so many different and often bizarre things. But, in these closing days, the focus has shifted from candidates and their positions to a more basic issue: access to the ballot box.

ID laws might keep some transgender voters from the polls

by Sinduja Rangarajan November 7, 2016November 8, 2016

Election ID laws pose unique challenges to transgender voters who might not have IDs that reflect their gender or name.

Federal civil rights monitors down nearly 40 percent since 2012

by Aaron Glantz November 7, 2016November 7, 2016

The Justice Department announced that its Civil Rights Division plans to deploy more than 500 personnel to monitor this week’s general election in 28 states.

Georgia man makes bid to become county’s first black commissioner

by Stan Alcorn and Shoshana Walter November 7, 2016November 7, 2016

In the nearly 200-year history of Gwinnett County, every official elected to countywide office has been white.

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