Voting in the United States

New National Poll: While 14 States Have Rolled Back Voting Rights, Women of Color Voters Are More Engaged in Politics and Want Their Voices Heard

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Wednesday, July 28, 2021
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Moreover, the poll found that two-thirds of women of color voters were engaged in political activities leading up to the 2020 elections.

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  • Moreover, the poll found that two-thirds of women of color voters were engaged in political activities leading up to the 2020 elections.
  • "Women of color are an increasingly powerful voting bloc, but efforts to enact restrictions on voting hit us hard.
  • Women of color voters made clear this last election that theyare paying attention and won't be ignored.
  • Three quarters of women of color voters were satisfied with their choice of candidates this was even higher for Black women.

Voter Information of 106,988,638 Americans for Sale on the Dark Web, Privacy Affairs Study Finds

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Tuesday, June 1, 2021
Voter suppression, Elections, Voter database, Voting in the United States, Politics, Political corruption, Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program

The voter information prices in Florida range from $10 to $60 or more for a complete list.

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  • The voter information prices in Florida range from $10 to $60 or more for a complete list.
  • A complete package of voter database information can be purchased for just $100 in 27 American states.
  • The most worrying part of problem is that the hacked voter data shows whether a particular voter voted, and in which election.
  • For questions regarding the research or more information about the report, contactMiklos Zoltanat [email protected] or visit Privacy Affairs .

TODAY: ECU//LAV Action Fund President Tiffany Muller Testifies at Senate Hearing on For the People Act (S. 1)

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Wednesday, March 24, 2021
For the People Act, Gerrymandering, Voter suppression, Voting in the United States

Washington, DC, March 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Tiffany Muller , President of End Citizens United // Let America Vote Action Fund, will testify at the Senate Rules Committee hearing on the For the People Act (S. 1/H.R.

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  • Washington, DC, March 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Tiffany Muller , President of End Citizens United // Let America Vote Action Fund, will testify at the Senate Rules Committee hearing on the For the People Act (S. 1/H.R.
  • In her testimony, available here , Tiffany Muller will say:The American people deserve to know who is trying to influence their vote and their representatives in government.
  • This all underscores the urgent need to pass the For the People Act - and to pass it quickly.
  • ECU // LAV Action Fund is leading the charge to pass the For the People Act (S. 1), a package of anti-corruption, voting and ethics reforms.

New Poll Finds Voters Cautiously Optimistic About City's Future, Though Half are Presently Undecided in the Upcoming Race for Mayor

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Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Voting in the United States, Elections, Swing vote

The telephone poll of N=800 NYC Democratic primary likely voters was conducted from March 15-18, in the wake of the latest campaign finance filing deadline.

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  • The telephone poll of N=800 NYC Democratic primary likely voters was conducted from March 15-18, in the wake of the latest campaign finance filing deadline.
  • This second Fontas/CODA Pulse of the Primary poll, coinciding with the one-year anniversary of the outbreak of the pandemic in NYC, found that voters are cautiously optimistic about the City's post-Covid future.
  • A profile of the undecided voters: A demographic examination of the undecided voters reveals they are geographically located throughout all five boroughs.
  • However, the undecided voters are more likely to be female (68%, which is +7 percentage points more than likely voters as a whole).

U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments Regarding Arizona's Ballot Harvesting Law

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Monday, March 8, 2021
Voting in the United States, Elections, Voting, Ballot collection, Postal voting, Government, Democracy

A challenge to the legality of Arizona's two election integrity measures has worked its way through the judicial system until it reached the Supreme Court.

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  • A challenge to the legality of Arizona's two election integrity measures has worked its way through the judicial system until it reached the Supreme Court.
  • The first challenged law, known as the "out of precinct policy," requires individuals who vote in-person to cast their respective ballots at their designated precinct.
  • Specifically banned are groups who target vulnerable populations and attempt to engage in ballot trafficking (ballot harvesting).
  • In California, for example, the lack of any significant protections of the integrity of the vote-by-mail process led to widespread ballot harvesting in 2018 and 2020.

USPS Releases Updated 2020 Post-Election Analysis Report

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Tuesday, January 19, 2021
Elections in the United States, Voting in the United States, Elections, Voting, Voter suppression, Government, Postal voting in the 2020 United States elections, Postal voting in the United States

Postal Service today released an updated 2020 Post-Election Analysis that outlined the steps the agency took to deliver a record 136 million ballots and Election Mailpieces during the 2020 General Election and the two run-off elections for the United States Senate in Georgia.

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  • Postal Service today released an updated 2020 Post-Election Analysis that outlined the steps the agency took to deliver a record 136 million ballots and Election Mailpieces during the 2020 General Election and the two run-off elections for the United States Senate in Georgia.
  • Key 2020 General Election Performance Statistics:
    135 Million Ballots Processed and Delivered.
  • The Postal Service delivered at least 135 million ballots, including both blank ballots delivered from election officials to voters and completed ballots returning from voters to election officials.
  • On average, the Postal Service delivered ballots from election officials to voters in 2.1 days and ballots from voters to election officials in 1.6 days.

New Georgia Polls Show a Tight Senate Race, Especially Among Women Voters

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Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Elections in the United States, Voting in the United States, Voting, Elections

The third survey of the study looked at 332 registered women voters in Georgia from December 14 16th, 2020 with a +/-5.4% margin of error.

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  • The third survey of the study looked at 332 registered women voters in Georgia from December 14 16th, 2020 with a +/-5.4% margin of error.
  • The survey reached a total of 605 registered voters in Georgia, with a +/-4% margin of error.
  • It is universally important to GA women voters, and voters overall, that this is the election that will determine which party controls the Senate: 87% of women say it is very important to them personally to vote in this Senate election.
  • Nearly three-in-ten (29%) women voters say the ads or mail pieces they have seen about the Senate race have influenced their vote choice.

Jones Day Statement Regarding Election Litigation

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Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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Jones Day is not representing President Trump, his campaign or any affiliated party in any litigation alleging voter fraud.

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  • Jones Day is not representing President Trump, his campaign or any affiliated party in any litigation alleging voter fraud.
  • Jones Day also is not representing any entity in any litigation challenging or contesting the results of the 2020 general election.
  • Jones Day is representing the Pennsylvania GOP in pending litigation brought by private parties in April 2020 and the Pennsylvania Democratic Party in August 2020.
  • In that litigation, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued an order extending the statutory deadline to return mail-in ballots established by the Pennsylvania General Assembly.

15-Year-Old Political Strategist Beats Major Pollsters with Presidential Electoral Map Prediction

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Thursday, November 5, 2020
Elections in the United States, Voting in the United States, United States Electoral College

Rising political superstar, Jett James Pruitt, is the exception to that rule.

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  • Rising political superstar, Jett James Pruitt, is the exception to that rule.
  • Pruitt regularly writes articles for his political news website, TheGenZPost.com, and in August shared a detailed presidential electoral map prediction that looks exactly as it's unfolding today.
  • "I analyzed each state's socio-economic demographics, local industries, and voting records when riots affected their states in previous election years.
  • Visit www.TheGenZPost.com to read more about the 2020 Presidential Election.

Swing Voter Study Reveals Key Distinctions between Trump and Biden among Undecided Voters

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Friday, October 30, 2020
Voting in the United States, Political terminology, Elections, Swing vote, Joe Biden, Government

The study fielded one-thousand two-hundred sixty-five (1,265) respondents of eligible but undecided voters (Swing Voters) in the United States (U.S.) between September 27 and October 26, 2020.

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  • The study fielded one-thousand two-hundred sixty-five (1,265) respondents of eligible but undecided voters (Swing Voters) in the United States (U.S.) between September 27 and October 26, 2020.
  • According to Epluribus LLC's founder, Csar M Melgoza "the most pivotal question in this general election is which ticket independents and undecided party-affiliated voters will choose.
  • The Biden campaign's heavy emphasis on the pandemic could be a miscalculation, especially as perceived by undecided voters and those younger voters who've shown some reluctance to participate.
  • Those interested in the underlying data tables for further study or for augmentations to the study are encouraged to inquire by emailing [email protected] .