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Brendan Davis articles

Brendan Davis writes for Democracy Chronicles from New York. Checkout the rest of our international team of authors as well. Together, they help cover free and fair elections on every continent with a focus on election reform in the United States.

Political Tension in the Maldives Increases as MP Assassinated

by Brendan Davis - October 3, 2012

International Democracy Think Tanks

Island Nation in Struggle For Survival of Democracy as Politics Turns More Violent Amid Rising Tension in the Maldives

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, India

Prisoner Release Renews Calls for Closure of Guantanamo Bay

by Brendan Davis - October 1, 2012

Last “Western” Prisoner at Guantanamo Prison Leaves For Home as Many Still Languish Amid Doubts on Closure of Guantanamo Bay

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Caribbean, Cuba, South America

Pussy Riot Forced to Wait Until October 10 Appeal Date

by Brendan Davis - October 1, 2012

Pussy Riot Forced to Wait

Russian Rock Group in Dictatorship’s Jail Pussy Riot Forced to Wait as Concerns About Their Health Mount

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Europe, Pussy Riot, Russia, Women Voting Rights

South Korea Issues Preemptive Election Warning to Neighbors to the North

by Brendan Davis - September 26, 2012

South Korea Issues stern warning North against election meddling

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, North Korea, South Korea

Travel Restrictions Placed on Overthrown President of the Maldives

by Brendan Davis - September 26, 2012

Island Nation Fights Political Instability as Conditions Worsen for Overthrown President of the Maldives

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Worldwide

Israeli Defence Minister Offers Revised West Bank Strategy

by Brendan Davis - September 24, 2012

West Bank Strategy

Offer of Policy Changes in West Bank Strategy Hint at Large Changes Ongoing

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Israel, Middle East

Voter ID Laws Could Threaten Millions of Hispanic Voters

by Brendan Davis - September 24, 2012

Voter ID Laws Could Disenfranchise

Disenfranchised and Minority Voters Overwhelmingly Latino as Voter ID Laws Could Change Election

Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Latino Voting Rights, Minority Voting Rights, Voter Access, Voter ID, Voter Registration

UN Investigators Call for Action in Syria

by Brendan Davis - September 18, 2012

Concerns are growing regarding human rights analysis of Syria

Concerns are growing regarding horrible human rights violations and call for action in Syria

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Middle East, Syria

Something for Nothing Counterterrorism Initiatives Approach

by Brendan Davis - September 17, 2012

Australia-supported Indonesian militia implicated in death of West Papuan separatist leader and an example of a failed counterterrorism initiatives approach

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Australia, Indonesia, Religion and Democracy, Worldwide

Ailing Khmer Rouge Leader on the Verge of Release

by Brendan Davis - September 14, 2012

Ailing Khmer Rouge Leader Pol Pot’s aging sister-in-law to be released from a Cambodian prison

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, Cambodia

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The Christian Evangelical Church

By Jack Jones January 22, 2023

I am not against Big Business having a voice, just not all the voices, and especially not an impersonator pretending to speak for God.

No One In Monterey County Is Good Enough To Serve In Legislature

By Joe Mathews January 9, 2023

California’s “democratic reforms” have left a place as… [key] as Monterey County without any state representation from one of its own.

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In America, the Joe-mocracy Rules

By Joe Mathews December 27, 2022

A republic? A democracy? No, our country is an avuncular autocracy run by old guys named joe.

Property Rights, Indiana-Style

By Andrew Straw December 24, 2022

Indiana’s justices have replaced constitutional property rights with ad hominem politics. Replacing them starts with better governors.

To The American Oligarchs: Lay Off Us

By Jack Jones December 21, 2022

No matter how many jobs are ruthlessly pulled out from under us, we are still going to do what it takes to put food on the table.

Indiana’s Irrational Ballot Access System

By Andrew Straw December 4, 2022

Opposing the potential 2024 retention of the Chief Justice Loretta Rush will be key to preventing disability discrimination bad blood in Indiana courts.

Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden’s Loan Forgiveness program

By Jack Jones November 24, 2022

What is unlawful is the Texas federal judge’s decision to strike down President Biden’s loan forgiveness program, not the program itself.

DeSantis Battles Trump in Florida Steel Cage Match

By Steve Schneider November 20, 2022

We take you now to the much-anticipated DeSantis-Trump steel cage match, in which “DeSanctimonious” has promised to “kick Trump’s ass.”

Why Gambling Can’t Really Lose In California

By Joe Mathews November 2, 2022

When state voters approved an expansion of casino gaming, gaming interests assured us that gambling here would be governed by strict limits.

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The workshop assisted Girl Scouts in grades K–10 in earning their Democracy Badge through learning activities on democracy.

Study: Media Can Reduce Polarization By Telling Personal Stories

Study: Media Can Reduce Polarization By Telling Personal Stories

January 26, 2023

Sharing personal experiences and pairing them with facts reduces political dehumanization and increases political tolerance.

Study: 2020 Election Resulted In Increased Anxiety And Depression

Study: 2020 Election Resulted In Increased Anxiety And Depression

January 7, 2023

A review of 2020 Household Pulse Survey data reveals that as an election nears, people in [America] report more depression and anxiety.

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