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  • Democracy & Government
    How Does a Political Party Get Fewer Votes But Still Win Elections? Gerrymandering on Steroids
    May 13, 2020
    New techniques in districting allow legislators to essentially pick their voters, instead of the other way around. And in 2010, Republicans in several states redrew maps that guaranteed victory.
  • Democracy & Government
    How Gerrymandering 'Got Out of Control' in 2010 and Why It Matters Today
    May 11, 2020
    It has been a long held tradition in American politics that every 10 years, the party in control of state houses would use gerrymandering to redraw districts in their favor for the next election. But in 2010, something different happened.
  • Prison, Inc.
    April 1, 2020

    America has the highest incarceration rate of any nation, with almost 25 percent of the world’s prisoners. Statistically, nearly one in 100 Americans is doing time, and, according to the prison reform group, The Sentencing Project, “More than 60% of the people in prison are now racial and ethnic minorities. For Black males in their thirties, 1 in every 10 is in prison or jail on any given day. These trends have been intensified by ...

  • Democracy & Government
    Will the Supremes Save Democracy From Minority Rule?
    October 20, 2017
    | David Daley and Michael Latner
    In a new case, the Court has the power to end extreme partisan gerrymandering before 2020. But what if it doesn't?
  • Democracy & Government
    Trump's Judicial Nominee Defended NC's Voter Suppression Law
    October 20, 2017
    | Ari Berman
    Thomas Farr's nomination will move to the floor for a vote by the full Senate.
  • Democracy & Government
    America Held Hostage
    September 28, 2017
    | Neal Gabler
    In terms of numbers, most Americans reject conservative policy positions. So why are Republicans in office?
  • Democracy & Government
    Kobach Pushes Voter Fraud Lies While Meeting Activists
    September 12, 2017
    | Brian Tashman
    The chair of Trump's election integrity commission is clinging hard to debunked claims of illegal voting.
  • Democracy & Government
    Kobach ‘Voter Fraud’ Commission Gets Fast Thumbs Down
    June 7, 2017
    | Miles Rapoport
    Lacking even the veneer of bipartisanship, the Kobach Commission represents an assault on basic voting rights.
  • Justice
    Neil Gorsuch Praised Voter Suppression Efforts
    March 20, 2017
    | Ari Berman
    The Supreme Court nominee's ties to Hans von Spakovksy suggest a hostility to voting rights.
  • Democracy & Government
    Donald Trump Intentionally Lies to Us
    January 25, 2017
    | John Nichols
    He has no mandate. That fact has so unhinged Trump that he is shaming himself and his office by promulgating obvious lies.


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