Voting Rights and Democracy
How Congress Can Pass a New Voting Rights Act Despite the Supreme Court
Director of the Human Rights, Civil Rights & Citizenship David H. Gans wrote an article in Slate explaining how Congress can still protect voting rights after Louisiana v. Callais. Read more in Slate.
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The Supreme Court’s Conspiracy-Brained Justices Are Ready to Limit Mail-In Voting
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