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Home | AMERICA | Democratic group to spend millions on Secretary of State races this fall

Democratic group to spend millions on Secretary of State races this fall

June 13, 2022 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Democratic group to spend millions on Secretary of State races this fallThis article by Alexandra Marquez is published by NBC News. Here is an excerpt:

A voting rights group focused on electing Democrats to Secretary of State offices across the country plans to launch an eight-figure media campaign supporting Democratic candidates in five states.

iVote, a group founded in 2014, says it is raising the alarm about Republican candidates with extreme views running for Secretary of State this year in Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, Nevada and Minnesota.

“People do not want extremists to run elections,” iVote co-founder Ellen Kurz told NBC News. “The American public wants non-partisan, free and fair elections and they want people to have equal access to the ballot and there’s one side that’s presenting that and one side that’s not.”

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