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The law levies criminal penalties for voting in an election in Alabama, then again in the same election in another state.
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The law levies criminal penalties for voting in an election in Alabama, then again in the same election in another state.
"Happy Mother’s Day. If you have one, hug her today. And tomorrow, too."
A national sample of 1,000 representative voters found strong support for key parts of the For the People Act.
There is bipartisan support for Senate Bill 118, which is now being considered in the House.
Apple's CEO has criticized his home state in the past for being "too slow" on equality for its Black residents.
"The Democrats' voting bill would put an end to gerrymandering as we know it and would force politicians back to the center."
Moral Mondays movement leaders joined others in state capitals around the country to push for 14 legislative priorities.
Nationwide, 243 bills to make voting harder represent a historic threat to democracy, voting rights advocates say.
"Gender equity is not inevitable. Achieving this bold and audacious vision requires not only evolution, but revolution."
Congresswoman Sewell praised the House passage of Democrats' voting bill, HR1.
