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Texas law permits a voter at the polls to bring an interpreter to the polls. However, the law says the interpreter must live in the same county. On June 8, the Fifth Circuit heard arguments in a lawsuit that challenges … Continue reading
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An Institute of Governmental Studies poll of the California gubernatorial election of 2018, released June 8, shows these results: Gavin Newsom 22%, Antonio Villaraigosa 17%, John Cox 9%, David Hadley 7%. Newsom and Villaraigosa are Democrats and both have declared. … Continue reading
Every few months, Gallup asks voters if they identify as Democrats, Republicans, or something else. For respondents who say they are something else, they are then asked if they lean toward either the Republican Party or the Democratic Party. During … Continue reading
On June 7, the Wisconsin voters who sued their state over its partisan gerrymander, and who won their case in a three-judge U.S. District Court, filed this brief in the U.S. Supreme Court. The voters hope that the U.S. Supreme … Continue reading
on June 7, A U.S. District Court in Texas heard arguments over the state’s new, somewhat gentler, law concerning identification of voters at the polls. See this story. … Continue reading