Trump slams Supreme Court for rejecting Missouri gerrymander
President Donald Trump is annoyed with the U.S. Supreme Court again, this time for deciding to block a gerrymandered map in Missouri.
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‘Fine with me’: GOP Senate candidate Mike Collins backs federal troops at polls
Rep. Mike Collins (R), the GOP candidate for Georgia’s U.S. Senate seat, said he was “fine” with sending federal troops to the polls, though this is illegal.
This week at Democracy Docket: The Supreme Court boosted Trump’s voter suppression. Legacy media shrugged
The U.S. Supreme Court Friday greenlit a flawed Trump administration database for purging voters from the rolls. And plenty of major news outlets were eager to downplay the decision’s importance.
SCOTUS Missouri gerrymander ruling praised by pro-voter groups, attacked by GOP officials
“People, not politicians, will be the final deciders on this DC power grab,” says group opposing Missouri Republican gerrymander.
Missouri map mess forced the Supreme Court to clarify Purcell principle and highlight shadow docket flaws
The Court clarified one of its most controversial legal doctrines while inadvertently proving one of the primary criticisms of its “shadow docket” practices.
‘That is very concerning’: Trump admin says it might release voter eligibility lists before midterms
In a key court hearing, a Justice Department attorney refused to tell a federal judge that the Trump administration would not move forward with plans to use vast troves of Americans’ personal data to identify all eligible voters ahead of the upcoming midterms.
In SAVE ruling, Supreme Court signals path to weaken key protection against last-minute purges
The Supreme Court’s decision to revive the Trump administration’s expanded SAVE database for the midterms also suggests the justices may be eager to weaken one of federal law’s most important safeguards against last-minute voter purges.
DHS noncitizen voter claims unravel in Nevada as state confirms flagged voters are citizens
Nevada election officials said Thursday that 185 voters in the state who the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) identified as noncitizens were all, in fact, citizens.
The Supreme Court is letting Trump use a faulty database for purges. What it could mean for voters
More than half the country – 27 states – voluntarily uses the modified SAVE system.
Jackson blasts Supreme Court decision reviving Trump voter-purge database
The U.S. Supreme Court’s three liberal justices argued the Court’s conservative majority ignored real harms to voters by reviving the Trump administration’s flawed centralized citizenship database Friday.
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