Tuesday, Dec 11, 2012 5:35 PM UTC
GOP consultant: Voter ID, long lines help “our side”
Scott Tranter admits that Republicans are helped by voter ID laws
Scott Tranter admits that Republicans are helped by voter ID laws
It's too early to tally the impact of glitches, screw-ups, and assorted shenanigans. But boy, what a mess
Greg Palast on the (mostly) right-wing billionaires and ballot bandits out to buy our democracy
Election Day registration will boost turnout and offset voter suppression. Or so progressives hope
How many Florida Democrats will be disenfranchised by the GOP's war on voting? Enough to swing the election
If it feels endless now, wait until Nov. 6. The winner will be considered illegitimate by half the country
Voter suppression. Endless fundraising. Dysfunctional debates. The need for reform has never been stronger
The news is all about pre-election dirty tricks, but the efforts most likely to affect turnout happened long ago
If Americans cared as much about their voting rights as their gun rights, they'd be up in arms right now
The "47 percent" is only the tip of the iceberg -- and the election is still weeks away
The Court will rule on Arizona's requirement that people prove their citizenship before registering to vote
GOP consultant Nathan Sproul has been accused of electoral misconduct. It's no surprise then who he's tied to
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