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WHRO - Judge Rules Virginia Beach Election System Violates Voting Rights Act

Judge Rules Virginia Beach Election System Violates Voting Rights Act Details  A federal judge ruled the election system in Virginia Beach is illegal under the Voting Rights Act. Virginia Beach residents Latasha Holloway and George Allen, who are both Black, filed a lawsuit in 2017, arguing that the city’s election process dilutes minority votes. Seven of the city’s 11 council members represent, and must live in, specific districts, but voters throughout the city get to vote in all of these races.  U.S. District Judge Raymond A. Jackson said Virginia Beach cannot use this system in any future elections. In the 135-page order, he said the city cannot adopt any other policies or procedures that dilute minority participation in the electoral process.      

Virginia Takes Strides Toward Fairer Elections

Adding to a string of recent victories for voting rights advocates in the state, Democratic Governor Ralph Northam signed the Virginia Voting Rights Act on Wednesday. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam speaks at a news conference in Alexandria, Va., on Tuesday. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File) RICHMOND, Va. (CN) Virginia on Wednesday became the first state in the South to enact its own voting rights law, which, among other reforms, advances a takedown of discriminatory at-large electoral systems. The Voting Rights Act of Virginia, signed into law by Democratic Governor Ralph Northam on Wednesday, prohibits “any state or local policy from denying or restricting the right to vote of any Virginian simply because of their race, color, or membership in a language minority group.”

Privacy Protection Act Criticized As Conduit For Dark Money

April 1, 2021 Sponsors call it a method to protect the identity of donors to nonprofits such as Habitat for Humanity. Critics say it could open the pathway for out-of-state dark money to flow into political campaigns. Subscribe Gaining momentum in the General Assembly, the Personal Privacy Protection Act would prohibit the release of information for all 501(c) organizations, those holding nonprofit, tax-exempt status under federal IRS code. Sponsored by Rep. Ryan Williams, R-Cookeville, House Bill 159 passed the Civil Justice Committee Wednesday on a voice vote and moves on to the Government Operations Committee for consideration. The Senate State and Local Government Committee voted 6-2 Tuesday to send SB1608 to the Calendar Committee to be scheduled for a floor vote.

Georgia Republicans speed sweeping elections bill restricting voting access into law

Georgia Republicans speed sweeping elections bill restricting voting access into law
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Georgia Republicans speed sweeping elections bill restricting voting access into law

Georgia Republicans speed sweeping elections bill restricting voting access into law
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