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The Voter Fraud Lie is Really About Voter Suppression

Brenda Wright interviews with Fusion on voter fraud and voter suppression.

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The Impact of Language Assistance on Voter Turnout: Lessons from California

No eligible voter should be shut out of our democracy because election materials aren't available in the language they know best. This brief with the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) shows why language access is essential to a truly inclusive, multiracial democracy.

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Jens Manuel Krogstad
Phi Nguyen
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Birthright Citizenship Upheld in a Victory for Democracy

In a major victory for democracy and constitutional protections, the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration's attempt to strip birthright citizenship rights. Dēmos President Taifa Smith Butler called the decision essential to building an inclusive democracy where all Americans have equal rights and political voice.

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Taifa Smith Butler
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Voting Rights and Representation in the Aftermath of Louisiana v. Callais

This brief examines what the Supreme Court's Callais decision means for communities of color, what has already changed in its wake, and what reforms — from state voting rights acts to proportional representation — can meet this moment.

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Angelo Ancheta