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Steven Rosenfeld is the editor and chief correspondent of Voting Booth, a project of the Independent Media Institute. He has reported for National Public Radio, Marketplace, and Christian Science Monitor Radio, as well as a wide range of progressive publications including Salon, AlterNet, the American Prospect, and many others.

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There are unfolding voting controversies in two key states’ upcoming elections

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How to protect yourself against voter ID requirements on Election Day

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Maryland is the cutting edge in running trustworthy elections

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A voter’s guide to registering for the 2018 election — beat the deadline!

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A voter fills out her ballot during early voting at the Gila County Recorders office in Globe, Arizona October 26, 2012. (Reuters/Joshua Lott)

How thousands of voters in swing state Arizona could be walking into a trap on Election Day

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America’s political pollsters could be missing the X factor in the 2018 elections — “hidden voters”

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Robert Higdon; Kris Kobach (Wikimedia/AP/Jacquelyn Martin)

Eye of the storm: North Carolina is also at the heart of Trump’s voter suppression project

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The U.S. Senate is wary of regulating political online activity

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Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez (AP/John Raoux)

DNC superdelegates have been tamed — but millions of Democratic primary votes are still vulnerable

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Demonstrators protest outside the Hyatt Hotel where the Democratic National Committee (DNC) were kicking off their summer meeting on August 23, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois. (Getty/Scott Olson)

A big win for progressive Democrats? Party looks set to limit power of superdelegates

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Kris Kobach (Getty/Saul Loeb)

Kris Kobach refuses to concede: Kansas Republican to oversee recount of his own race

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Red state and GOP efforts to purge voter rolls have been stymied

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Yes, American democracy is in peril — but don’t blame the bots

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Getty/Scott Heins)

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez beat a Democratic incumbent who ran a campaign from the previous century

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Supreme Court makes it quite clear it won’t lift a finger to stop ruthless gerrymandering

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Beto O'Rourke (AP/LM Otero)

Travels with Beto: A progressive live-streaming his campaign is closing in on Ted Cruz

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Populist pundit Dylan Ratigan is running a maverick campaign for Congress in a Trump district

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It looks like the Supreme Court isn’t going to intervene in gerrymandering cases this election year

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FILE - In this July 15, 1979, file photo, President Jimmy Carter delivers his energy speech, which became known as the "malaise" speech, on television. When Carter felt beset by pessimism amid the energy crisis in 1979, he gave a startling speech warning that a “crisis of confidence” posed a fundamental threat to U.S. democracy. With a mix of alarm and dismay, President Barack Obama has started musing about the dangers of cynicism in nearly every major public appearance. The cautionary note has showed up in speeches to students and civil rights groups, at Democratic fundraisers, even in his meeting with Pope Francis. (AP Photo/Dale G. Young, File) (AP)

2018’s blue wave must be as big as what followed Nixon’s 1974 resignation to retake House

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Scenario as crazy as Trump: President fires Mueller and orchestrates own impeachment for power grab

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (Getty/Justin Sullivan)

Facebook’s latest data breach reveals Silicon Valley’s fortunes are built on pilfering privacy

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Voters wait in line outside a polling place in Cincinnati (AP/John Minchillo)

How Trump used Facebook in 2016 and why that tactic is coming to every important race this year

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Is social media destroying democracy?

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“Democracy Betrayed”: The voting barriers that must be cleared for progressives

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