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9/6/18
Election Officials Are Alarmed as Trump Administration Subpoenas Voter Data From 44 North Carolina Counties
— Vote4Dems (@Vote4Dems2018) September 6, 2018
The move, two months before the midterms, could interfere with election preparation and intimidate voters.#DemForce https://t.co/jba0Xx0FZy
9/7/18
"A federal judge quoted the movie Groundhog Day when ruling Friday that 32 counties across Florida violated the Voting Rights Act by denying Puerto Ricans - displaced by Hurricane Maria and now living in Florida - access to Spanish-language ballots. https://t.co/9cRmgswzRX"
Read more from Twitter9/10/18
Federal judge rules that 32 Florida counties must provide sample ballots in Spanish, but also that's it was too late for actual Spanish-language ballots. https://t.co/sxqa7w8vDe pic.twitter.com/4cnnYDk8CX
— Taniel (@Taniel) September 10, 2018
10/3/18
Suddenly 2,400 Texas who thought they were registered to vote in Nov, might in fact not be. If you are a voter in Texas who used https://t.co/idnNG8pXye to register you MUST read this story: https://t.co/Op4wN77Qk2
— Jeremy Wallace (@JeremySWallace) October 3, 2018
10/13/18
A WhoWhatWhy investigation shows that a huge percentage of absentee ballots in a majority-minority county are getting rejected - and that at least some voters seem to be kept in the dark about it.
Read more from WhoWhatWhy10/13/18
"A campaign staffer for Mike Siegel, the Democrat challenging Republican U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul, was arrested Wednesday while delivering a letter to the Waller County Courthouse. https://t.co/LPAjycyFUI"
Read more from Twitter10/16/18
"Dozens of black senior citizens ordered off bus taking them to vote https://t.co/R5hiPYk8KG"
Read more from Twitter10/19/18
"No polling place exists in Dodge City, Kansas, a majority Hispanic city of 27,000. Voting takes place at just one location. Not only is it outside of town, it's a mile walk from the nearest bus stop. To vote you have to get the hell out of Dodge. https://t.co/Cmwesui2tr"
Read more from Twitter10/20/18
My latest is from Georgia, where the questions of voter integrity are larger than most realize. Lines have been 3 hours long. Some have passed out waiting. And w/ vote suppression now top of mind, black residents are invoking memories of Jim Crow South https://t.co/nxtcxhTNfR
— Astead (@AsteadWesley) October 19, 2018
10/21/18
Georgia Sec. of State Brian Kemp's office improperly purged 340,134 people from voter rolls by claiming that they moved, even though they still live at their registered addresses, says a Palast Investigative Fund analysis. pic.twitter.com/eXymeXP0nJ
— AJ+ (@ajplus) October 19, 2018