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presaugust · 9 months
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Dr. Ratthi: #1 Man
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reasonsforhope · 8 months
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"Two years ago, the biggest battles in state legislatures were over voting rights. Democrats loudly — and sometimes literally — protested as Republicans passed new voting restrictions in states like Georgia, Florida and Texas. This year, attention has shifted to other hot-button issues, but the fight over the franchise has continued. Republicans have enacted dozens of laws this year that will make it harder for some people to vote in future elections. 
But this year, voting-rights advocates got some significant wins too: States — controlled by Democrats and Republicans — have enacted more than twice as many laws expanding voting rights as restricting them, although the most comprehensive voter-protection laws passed in blue states. In all, 39 states and Washington, D.C., have changed their election laws in some way this year...
Where voting rights were expanded in 2023 (so far)
Unlike two years ago, though, we’d argue that the bigger story of this year’s legislative sessions was all the ways states made it easier to vote. As of July 21, according to the Voting Rights Lab, [which runs an excellent and completely comprehensive tracker of election-related bills], 834 bills had been introduced so far this year expanding voting rights, and 64 had been enacted. What’s more, these laws are passing in states of all hues.
Democratic-controlled jurisdictions (Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island and Washington) enacted 33 of these new laws containing voting-rights expansions, but Republican-controlled states (Alabama, Arkansas, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming) were responsible for 23 of them. The remaining eight became law in states where the two parties share power (Nevada, Pennsylvania and Virginia).
That said, not all election laws are created equal, and the most comprehensive expansive laws passed in blue states. For example: 
New Mexico adopted a major voting-rights package that will automatically register New Mexicans to vote when they interact with the state’s Motor Vehicle Division, allow voters to request absentee ballots for all future elections without the need to reapply each time and restore the right to vote to felons who are on probation or parole. The law also allows Native Americans to register to vote and receive ballots at official tribal buildings and makes it easier for Native American officials to get polling places set up in pueblos and on tribal land.
Minnesota followed suit with a law also establishing automatic voter registration and a permanent absentee-voting list. The act allows 16- and 17-year-olds to preregister to vote too. Meanwhile, a separate new law also reenfranchises felons on probation or parole.
Michigan enacted eight laws implementing a constitutional amendment expanding voting rights that voters approved last year. Most notably, the laws guarantee at least nine days of in-person early voting and allow counties to offer as many as 29. The bills also allow voters to fix mistakes on their absentee-ballot envelopes so that their ballot can still count, track the status of their ballot online, and use student, military and tribal IDs as proof of identification. 
Connecticut became the sixth state to enact a state-level voting-rights act, which bars municipalities from discriminating against minority groups in voting, requires them to provide language assistance to certain language minority groups and requires municipalities with a record of voter discrimination to get preclearance before changing their election laws. The Nutmeg State also approved 14 days of early voting and put a constitutional amendment on the 2024 ballot that would legalize no-excuse absentee voting.
No matter its specific provisions, each of these election-law changes could impact how voters cast their ballots in future elections, including next year’s closely watched presidential race. There’s a good chance your state amended its election laws in some way this year, so make sure you double-check the latest rules in your state before the next time you vote."
-via FiveThirtyEight (via FutureCrunch), July 24, 2023
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whenweallvote · 22 days
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On This Day in 1913: The 17th Amendment was ratified, giving VOTERS the power to elect U.S. Senators instead of letting the state legislatures decide.
As women and people of color won the right to vote, they took their power to the ballot box and voted for Senators that better represented the diversity of our country.
The power should be in the hands of the people. ✊🏽
Exercise YOUR power at the ballot box this year. Register to vote at weall.vote/register.
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zenerrocksmc · 8 months
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(I’m also working on potentially uploading all of them unlisted and with the chapters set up, just shoot me a message for the link)
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nando161mando · 9 months
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chambertomb · 1 year
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I reserve rights to final judgement
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emperornorton47 · 11 months
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Me, too.
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brianbachochin · 1 year
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Post election encouragement
Daniel 2:21, Revelation 11:15, Philippians 3:20
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professor-petty · 2 years
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I have an announcement
I am going to run for Supreme Leader of the Universe. And here are some the of things that I will enact if you vote for me
All McFlurry machines will be fixed
Social interaction will no longer be necessary. People will look you and get exactly what you mean
All scientists will be put to work for the common goal: Send us to Anime
NFTs will be no more
Halloween will officially start September 18th
Anyone deemed a danger to the vibe will be yeeted to the Vibe Correction Facility (See Item 12)
More Skittle flavours will be available
Pets will be a standard issue for every citizen
Every Birthday of a Pet will grant you a day off school/work/whatever
Mental health days will be a fully paid holiday
Karens are banned
Buildings will be built called Vibe Correction Facilities, people with bad and/or toxic vibes will be sent there to learn to correct their vibe and take a chill pill
A new job will be created. It will be called Housemen/Housewomen/Housethem. You will be paid to live in a house, and make it homey and comfortable
Portable chargers will also be standard issue
Caffeine will be prescribed to everyone
As you can see, these are all very serious issues that need to be addressed, and if you vote me your Supreme Leader of the Universe, then I give you my word that I will make these things happen!
Vote Professor Petty at your local Ballot Box today
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imworkinghere · 2 years
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a screenshot of a post from reddits r/completeanarchy titles “I’m going to VOTE so HARD.”
the post is an image with two tweets
the first tweet by @robanderson2018 says
“the right is very smugly assured that "the left" will commit an insurrection because of roe, with the self-assurance of a toddler that "everybody does it."
they'll be surprised when the "storming" is at the ballot box.” the second tweet by @protestbloc says
“in mexico [Mexican flag emoji] when abortion rights were up for debate they marched to the presidential palace & attempted to burn it down. The Mexican government quickly decriminalised abortion nationwide soon after that.”
the second tweet includes an image of protesters attempting to dismantle a barricade outside what appears to be the Mexican presidential palace.
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presaugust · 8 months
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mercoglianotrueblog · 2 months
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They plan cascading crises
#confidence in the rule of #law gone
#globalists #Davos #progressives #greens #DEI fear #Trump
use of law to #handicap political opponent as #Berlusconi in #Italy
#blackouts #lockdowns #ballot-box #stock market #CBDC
#Chicago #Dem.' Convention, Aug.
https://salvatoremercogliano.blogspot.com/2024/02/they-plan-cascading-crises.html?spref=tw
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whenweallvote · 2 months
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This Women’s History Month, women are getting ready to bring our collective energy to the ballot box. Year after year, we see that When All Women Vote, we protect our democracy and determine the direction of our country. 
Register to vote and get ready for the 2024 elections at weall.vote/register  — then ask three friends to register to vote, too! 💓
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banglakhobor · 9 months
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নকল বাক্স তৈরি করে ব্যালট জলে ফেলেন বিরোধীরাই! আজব দাবি মন্ত্রী জ্যোতিপ্রিয়র
সমীরণ পাল, শিবাশিস মৌলিক, উজ্জ্বল মুখোপাধ্যায়: পঞ্চায়েত নির্বাচনে অবাধ ব্যালট লুঠ চোখে পড়েছে। পুকুরের জলেও ভাসতে দেখা গিয়েছে ব্যালট বাক্স, তার দায় এবার বিরোধীদের কাঁধেই চাপালেন রাজ্যের মন্ত্রী জ্যোতিপ্রিয় মল্লিক (Jyotipriya Mallick)। তাঁর দাবি, বিজেপি-সিপিএম-কংগ্রেস ব্যালট বাক্সের মতো টিনের বাক্স তৈরি করেছে। তার পর নকল ব্যালট ছাপিয়ে, বাক্সে ভরে পুকুরে-রাস্তায় ফেলছে এবং পুলিশকে জানিয়েছে।…
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sigalrm · 1 year
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Wahlurne by Pascal Volk Via Flickr: In Berlin laufen die Vorbereitungen für Wiederholungswahl am 2023-02-12 auf Hochtouren. Die PARTEI unterstützt . ;-)
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hebrewbyinbal · 1 year
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The Israeli elections are here! Let's see how do you say, read, and write the word for Ballot Box in Hebrew?
The syllable stressed here is /kal/.
#hebrew #israelipolitics #israelielections #israelielection #election #2022elections #elections2022 #learnhebrew #learnhebrewonline #ballot #ballots #kalpi #kalpee #hebrewwords #hebrewword #speakhebrew
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