voting rights
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Felony Convictions Remain Hurdles to Voting for Incarcerated and Returning Citizens
State officials have passed voting measures to allow those incarcerated and those released from prison and jail to have access…
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Concerns Escalate over D.C. Inmates’ Insufficient Access to the Ballot
The upcoming election counts among one of the most consequential in recent history for many reasons but perhaps none more…
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Braveboy Leads Voter Initiative in Prince George’s County
Prince George’s County State's Attorney Aisha Braveboy wants to ensure voter intimidation doesn't take place in the majority-Black jurisdiction during…
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One Century After 19th Amendment, Voting Rights Remain Elusive for Blacks
Some historians consider the 19th Amendment as a decisive victory for voting rights and progress. But upon closer examination, the…
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Statewide Push Continues for Maryland’s Incarcerated Residents to Vote in November
A handful of advocacy groups are pushing to make sure those incarcerated participate in the Nov. 3 general election
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Efforts Intensify for Incarcerated Citizens’ Right to Vote
With electronic errors, long lines and voters who received late mail-in ballots during Maryland's special Congressional and June primary elections…
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Organizations Demand Congress to Act to Protect Voter Rights
Congress needs to act immediately to ensure safe and free elections in November, according to several activist organizations that fear…
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BUSTOS/SEWELL: Our Battle to Protect Democracy’s Greatest Tool
Your vote is your voice. We need you to use it this November to achieve real change. We need you…
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Civil Rights Group Wages War Against Voter Suppression
Since the election of President Donald Trump, Democratic candidates and civil rights groups have waged a political from states houses…
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