Independent Candidates Win After Tough Deadline For Registration Ruled Unconstitutional Mistake
American State Elections articles on Democracy Chronicles
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Attempt at Unusual Election Reform Loses Steam in Arizona
Unusual Election Reform: Are Americans Open to Fundamental Reform of Election Methodologies?
Voting Rights Organizations Unite in Protest of Florida Violation
Thousands of Voters at Risk of Exclusion as Florida Government Moves to Quash Votes Launching Large Scale Protest of Florida Violation
Making Pennsylvania Citizen Voting Easier
Decision Simplifies Process of Registering For Millions Making Pennsylvania Citizen Voting Easier
Electoral Leverage: Florida Has it and Alabama Lacks it
Would Alabama Voters Benefit From the Electoral Leverage Provided by National Popular Vote Plan?
Courts Strike Down Arizona’s Vile Voter Registration Law
Federal Elections Protected From States by Court Defeat of Arizona’s Vile Voter Registration Law
Missouri Redistricting Plan Opposed by Democracy Groups
Politically Biased Plan Draws Outrage at Missouri Redistricting as Problems Mount Ahead of Vote
New Voter ID Law in Pennsylvania Excludes Citizens
Voter ID Law in Pennsylvania: Anti-Voting Legislation Strikes at the Heart of the Pennsylvanian
Governor, Congressman and Third Party Mayor Candidates
Interviews, Biographies and Latest Updates on Third Party Mayor Candidates for President and More
Barriers to Poor Latino Voters in Florida
New Election Law Makes it Difficult to Register People to Vote; Harming Latino Voters in Florida