How Do Presidential Electors Get Their Job and Will it Change With the Electoral Count Act?
Friday's American Democracy Minute is a reprise of our July 26th segment on the Electoral Count Reform Act. In the…
Researchers Confirm Gerrymandering Used to Hold Power After Losses & Demographic Shifts
Today's report is a repeat of our Aug. 29th episode, which you can find here: https://www.americandemocracyminute.org/wethepeople/2022/08/28/researchers-confirm-gerrymandering-used-to-hold-power-after-losses-demographic-shifts/
ADM for Sept. 19, 2022: Delaware Court Strikes Down New No-Excuse Vote by Mail Law
We reported earlier this summer on the passage of a no-excuse mail-in voting law in Delaware. September 14th, a Delaware state court judge struck down the law as contrary to the state constitution.
ADM for Sept. 16, 2022: A New ProPublica Report Chronicles One Women’s Quest to Assist Low-Literacy Voters – And the Attempts to Stop Her
An investigative report just released by nonprofit news organization ProPublica follows the story of one woman’s quest to provide assistance to low-literacy voters in her community. It also shows the efforts by local and state government to stop that assistance, which is guaranteed by the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
ADM for Sept. 15, 2022: Activists Requesting “Cast Vote Record” Data Around the Country to Once Again Try to Prove 2020 Election Fraud
Election-denier activists are trying to obtain the “Cast Vote Record” report from vote tabulating machines around the country in a nationwide effort to prove the existence of wide-spread voter fraud.