Supreme Court's Assault on US Democracy Reaches New Heights
The conservative-dominated Supreme Court has gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, continuing a decade-long trend of undermining democratic institutions and voter protections.
The conservative-dominated Supreme Court has gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, continuing a decade-long trend of undermining democratic institutions and voter protections.
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Alabama lawmakers have approved new congressional districts following a court ruling that the previous map diluted Black voting power. The redrawn map adds a second majority-Black district.
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A new survey by the Children's Commissioner reveals half of teenagers are undecided about voting, with nine in ten worried about the future.
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The UK's first-past-the-post electoral system undermines democracy. Labour must embrace proportional representation to ensure fair elections and restore voter trust.
Voters in England and Wales need photo ID for local elections, but not in Scotland or Wales. Learn about accepted IDs, Voter Authority Certificates, and controversies.
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RecommendedThe Guardian argues that first-past-the-post is ill-suited for multiparty politics, as local and devolved elections reveal fragmented allegiances. Proportional representation is needed for fairer outcomes.
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The US Supreme Court heard arguments on a case that could further weaken the Voting Rights Act, with conservative justices signaling support for stricter rules on racial gerrymandering claims.
The US Supreme Court has gutted a key provision of the Voting Rights Act, reducing protections against racial discrimination in voting, while oil prices surge above $126 a barrel.
Louisiana Republicans suspend upcoming primary elections after the Supreme Court ruled the state's congressional map unconstitutional, sparking legal and political backlash.
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Nearly 1 million Californians signed to support a ballot measure requiring photo ID to vote, backed by Republican Carl DeMaio. Democrats oppose it, citing voter suppression concerns.
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Labour backbenchers warn lowering voting age to 16 could boost Green Party support, urging delay until after 2029 election.
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RecommendedAs UK local elections approach, millions of residents are disenfranchised due to nationality restrictions, with campaigners demanding voting rights for all.
Voting and civil rights groups sue Alaska election officials, alleging the sharing of voter registration data with the U.S. Department of Justice violates state constitutional privacy rights.
A California woman has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges after registering her dog to vote in two state elections, claiming she aimed to expose flaws in the voting system.
Over 110,000 applications to vote were submitted on the final registration day, with more than two-thirds from people under 35, ahead of elections across the UK on May 7.
A federal judge sentenced a former Wisconsin man to 20 months in prison and a $150,000 fine for funneling over $400,000 into U.S. elections after renouncing citizenship.
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Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact into law, bringing the total electoral votes under the agreement to 222, just 48 short of the 270 needed to activate it and potentially decide presidential elections b
The latest version of the Save America Act could disenfranchise millions of voters with strict ID and citizenship requirements, creating chaos for election officials during the midterm elections.
The American Postal Workers Union has initiated a national television advertising campaign to advocate for mail-in voting, emphasizing its efficiency and safety amidst political controversies.
The American Postal Workers Union launches a national TV ad campaign advocating for mail-in voting, entering a politically charged debate fueled by President Trump's skepticism and executive orders targeting the practice.
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