Tag Archives: voter suppression

Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate Stacey Abrams Ends One Campaign, Begins Another

If you've gotten the sense over few weeks that every day seems like an election day, it's because that sense is basically true. Long past November 6th, we continue to see high drama play out within close races, both here in Texas, and across the country.  As analysts continue to assess the ramifications of the 2018 … Continue Reading ››

Voter Suppression 101: Why Are Harris County Voters Subjected To Limited Hours, Locations?

It may not be top of mind for most visitors, but the city of Houston and its surrounding region is something of an educational powerhouse.  With nearly 100,000 students in the area's public and private universities, Greater Houston is a regular destination for young adults seeking higher education advancement.

Pennsylvania Voter ID law: big developments

The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court has vacated the controversial Voter ID law, and is now sending it back to the lower courts for further review. This law would have taken aggressive steps to alienate any voter who could not produce a valid, current state ID with an expiration date. Even a stay … Continue Reading ››

Voter Suppression: “It’s really sad”

The Breaking news out of Pennsylvania... judge Robert Simpson has upheld the controversial voter ID law, refusing to halt its implementation. Despite the complete lack of evidence of actual voter fraud, and even the recent public slip-up of a Pennsylvania State GOP Congressman stating that Voter ID will allow Romney to … Continue Reading ››

No Country for Voting Men

When we talk about politics, it often becomes wrapped up in numbers... the number of voters, polling percentages, how many calls you can make per hour to support your candidate. It's really all about numbers. It's also really all about the MAJORITY. After all, in an election, that's what you're trying to … Continue Reading ››