In Virginia, Republicans attack the map and the right to vote
Despite the will of the voters, Republicans have turned to the courts to overturn the election and discard the results.
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Despite the will of the voters, Republicans have turned to the courts to overturn the election and discard the results.
The citizens of Virginia voted for a new map that will net Democrats an additional 4 congressional seats.
North Carolina voters could be forced to prove their citizenship at the ballot box this November.
The Trump administration badly wants these records from all 50 states and has sued 30 states that refused its demands. My law firm is fighting the DOJ in all of them.
It’s the latest example of Republican legislators taking aim at judges whose rulings they don’t like.
Whether the new map is left to stand will determine the voices, power, and well-being of my community.
Donald Trump has spent his week making deranged threats to world peace. Meanwhile, I’ve been focusing on defending voters in Idaho.
I have spent a decade fighting against Donald Trump’s efforts to undermine our elections.
Berger leaves behind a legacy of undermining the foundations of democratic government in North Carolina.
It is often said that Trump’s strategy is to overwhelm us by flooding the zone. I think it is more accurate to say his strategy is to grind it out and wear us down.