How Campaigns Use “Red Boxing” to Coordinate with Super PACs
The Campaign Legal Center just shared an article on “Red Boxing,” the slimy ways that campaigns and political action committees are navigating around federal campaign finance rules.
Rebroadcast: Native American Tribe Unrigs Voting in its County with Court Redistricting Decision
On Indigenous Peoples Day, this is a rebroadcast of a 2022 report from the American Democracy Minute: A Native American tribe in South Dakota won a victory in federal court, forcing implementation of a fairer voting district system and representation for its members, after enduring years of a rigged system.
Ohio’s Legislative Majority Continues Quest to Lock Down Power, Proposing Bans for Ranked Choice Voting and Ending Open Primaries
After ignoring Ohio’s constitutional ban on partisan gerrymandering and attempting to make it harder to pass citizen ballot initiatives, the majority in the Ohio legislature is now attempting to ban ranked choice voting and close party primaries.
Rebroadcast: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Report Recommends Changes to Reduce Barriers to Voting for South Dakota’s Native Americans
The American Democracy Minute Radio Report & Podcast for Sept 5, 2023 Brian is off for Labor Day, but will…
Oregon Expands Automatic Voter Registration, Protects Voters Who Move In-State From Losing Eligibility, and Seeks Funding for Dropbox Security
Three bills signed by Oregon’s governor August 4th expand Automatic Voter Registration, protect voters who move within the state from losing eligibility, and allow the state to seek federal funding for dropbox security.