Federal law prohibits voter intimidation. How can voters report issues preventing them from voting or other election related irregularities in time to do something about it? Voter Intimidation Georgetown Law “The U.S. Department of Justice has explained that voter intimidation is conduct that is intended to compel prospective voters to vote against their preferences, or …
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People are prevented from voting in many ways. Not informing eligible felons about their right to vote is an especially cruel one.
“Trump supporters seemingly attempting to physically intimidate voters and block them from a polling place in Fairfax, Virginia…” – Bipartisan Report Voter intimidation has no place in a fair election. It’s hard to counter it The press has a hard time keeping track of a large number of instances. Trolls and bots often swamp Facebook …
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Voting is being made harder by choking the U.S. Postal Service. New apps help voters find early voting locations.
Vigilante mobs suppressing peaceful protestors isn’t new in America. What’s new is how politicians are using social media to fan the flames to hold on to power. There really are two forms of Law & Order. Black and White. Using vigilante mobs to hold onto power We analyzed over 400 incidents of vigilante mobs, often …
Fight the weaponizing of voting information. Make it easier for voters to get information in a timely and convenient manner, in their preferred language by phone or computer.
