Tag Archives: voter suppression

“9 terrible things Neil Gorsuch could do in his first full term on the Supreme Court”

Posted on April 8, 2017 by Naomi

Source, Ian Millhiser at ThinkProgress: 9 terrible things Neil Gorsuch could do in his first full term on the Supreme Court I’m still depressed over Gorsuch. In the middle of last night, I began thinking about unions, especially teachers’ unions, … Continue reading →

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Do voter ID laws discourage voters? Yes

Posted on February 18, 2017 by Naomi

Does this sound familiar? Over the last few months I’ve found myself caught up in a serial argument about the election. The argument: Hillary lost because… I’m not going to repeat the list of reasons sane and informed people present … Continue reading →

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Be still, my beating heart! Voting rights litigation around the country

Posted on February 4, 2017 by Naomi

Got so excited reading this calm and lucid summary of what’s going on around the country, state by state, with voting rights litigation. I.e., anti-gerrymandering and anti-voter ID lawsuits. At least one of these lawsuits–Wisconsin’s Whitford v. Gill–could change everything. … Continue reading →

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