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Opinion: With Elections Looming, Texas Should Expand the Right to Vote
The laws that deny voting rights to people due to a felony conviction have no place in modern America
Voting Rights Act
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Texas Voter Suppression Law Violates Civil Rights, Judge Rules
A bench trial over Senate Bill 1 is set for next month
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How the Filibuster Has Already Undermined Democracy
The recent attacks on reproductive rights reveal another reason to let the filibuster burn
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Greg Casar and Eddie Rodriguez Fight for the Progressive Mantle in TX-35
The two candidates race to the left
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The LBJ Presidential Library at 50
For five decades, the LBJ Library & Museum has been not only keeping history but also making history
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As Data Drops, City Redistricting Panel Sprints
Nov. 1 is the deadline for Austin’s ICRC to adopt new City Council district map
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From Georgetown to Austin, a March to Defend Democracy
Barber, O’Rourke hosting 27-mile trek to force action on voting rights
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Suit Filed Against Mobile Voting Law
Young, old Democrats sue Secretary of State over mobile voting limits
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Texas’ Big, Bad Week for Voter Suppression and Gerrymandering
Within two days, courts reject second election map, voter ID bill
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Court: Texas House Districts Unlawful, Unconstitutional
Panel of judges rules 2-1 against drawing of 2011 maps