由于冠状病毒的风险，多个州推迟了初选。 DNC并未尊重国家试图保护选民和民意测验工作者的健康这一事实，而是决定威胁他们。
Shadowproof -- The United States is in the middle of the acceleration phase of the coronavirus pandemic. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), this is the period, where the virus infects people and social distancing is crucial to slow the outbreak. Yet, in a
Three years after Voting Rights Act was gutted, U.S. is witnessing ‘a renaissance of voter disenfranchisement’.
Following widespread disenfranchisement during Tuesday's Democratic primary in Arizona,
From Wisconsin to North Carolina to Texas, would-be voters soon will know whether the Voting Rights Act still protects them.
An illustration of the current pattern of voter disenfranchisement nationwide.
In the aftermath of the historic U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Title V of the Voting Rights Act, the number of challenges to voting rights have grown to levels not seen since before the Civil Rights Movement. With voter ID laws on the books in 26 states, four that have changed the rules for voting
