A Democratic Super PAC Surge Helps Biden Expand His Map
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Supreme Court will soon hear Trump’s push to exclude undocumented immigrants from census
“The unprecedented proposal could have the effect of shifting both political power and billions of dollars in federal funds away from urban states with large immigrant populations,” The Texas Tribune … Read More
Black Family Reunions, a Wellspring of Political Wisdom, Evaporate in 2020
Bettie Griggs, a retiree in Los Angeles, was 12 years old and living in Louisiana when her mother received her first voter registration card in the mail. It was 1965.“I … Read More
Federal Appeals Courts Emerge as Crucial for Trump in Voting Cases
This month, a federal judge struck down a decree from Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas limiting each county in the state to a single drop box to handle the surge … Read More
Trump Campaign Lawyers Are Aiding a Leading Proponent of QAnon
Senior lawyers for the Trump campaign set up a small law firm last year that is working for Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican House candidate in Georgia with a history … Read More
Joe Biden grilled by voter on ‘you ain’t black’ remark at town hall
Joe Biden launched into a nearly incoherent policy rant in response to a question from a young black voter who tossed his infamous “you ain’t black” comment back in his … Read More
Advocates want Georgia election officials to ease barriers to voting
The decision comes after the New Georgia Project sued Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in his official capacity along with several other election officials. In 2018, U.S. District Court Judge … Read More
