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Voter suppression
Voter suppression news and analysis from The Nation
November 7, 2013
Black Voters, Not the ‘Gender Gap,’ Won Virginia for McAuliffe
Women of color
are
the “gender gap.”
Zerlina Maxwell
August 28, 2013
On the Anniversary of the March on Washington, a New Fight for Voting Rights
The right to vote is under the most sustained attack since 1965, but civil rights activists are fighting back.
Ari Berman
March 27, 2012
Are Voter ID Laws the New Jim Crow?
Photo voter ID laws have serious potential to suppress voter turnout for millions, mainly people of color, low-income and elderly citizens, and college students.
Brentin Mock
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