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A Past Felony Conviction Does Not Bar You From Voting for Life

A Past Felony Conviction Does Not Bar You From Voting for Life

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Meet Kevin Wong, Who Learned He Could Vote From RestoreYourVote.org

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Zinke Leaves Trump Administration Under Cloud of Ethics Violations

Zinke’s resignation is important as CLC and watchdog groups work to protect our democracy by holding public servants accountable.
By
Delaney Marsco
December 18, 2018
Issues
Ethics
Campaign Finance

Trevor Potter Weighs-in on Michael Cohen Revelations

CLC President Trevor Potter shares his expertise on election law in the Washington Post and with CNN about the latest developments in the Michael Cohen investigation.
December 17, 2018
Issues
Campaign Finance

Education is Everything for 1.4 Million Floridians Who Stand to Benefit from Amendment 4

Amendment 4 has the potential to be the largest expansion of voting rights in decades, but absent state action, this important reform could go unrealized.
By
Corey Goldstone
December 14, 2018
Issues
Voting Rights

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Dion Jackson

North Dakota Native Americans Speak Out to Protect Their Right to Vote

Here are stories from eligible, Native American voters in North Dakota who are fighting for their right to vote in the face of the state's discriminatory voter ID law. 

John Paul, left, and Willie Mack, right

Alabamian Willie Mack - Who Believed he was Disqualified from Voting - Finally Can Cast a Ballot

"This feeling is the best," says first-time voter. 

Faulkner with her attorneys Anita Earls and Allison Riggs in the League of Women Voters vs. Rucho case

Why I Want the Supreme Court to Finally Put an End to Gerrymandering

Gerrymandered districts before U.S. Supreme Court

Tired of Being Ignored: Wisconsin Voter Joins CLC Challenge to Gerrymandered Maps

Partisan gerrymandering...is 'incompatible with democratic principles.' More effectively every day, that practice enables politicians to entrench themselves in power against the people's will. And only the courts can do anything to remedy the problem.
Justice Elena Kagan, Concurrence in Gill v. Whitford, June 18, 2018
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How Much Longer Will The Mueller Investigation Last

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Ryan Zinke’s Legal Troubles Are Far From Over

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Ryan Zinke Is Leaving Interior Department

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Why hush money Michael Cohen paid Stormy Daniels was an illegal campaign donation

MSNBC
"You Just Can't Do That'

Tampa Bay Times
Unless Florida learns from Alabama’s mistakes, voting rights restoration may go unrealized

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Trump’s claim that he didn’t violate campaign finance law is weak — and dangerous

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Congressman on the Outs Loses Ranked-Choice Protest

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The Other Way the National Enquirer Helped Elect Trump