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With a highly contentious election at hand and incidents elsewhere, local voting advocates, election officials and the regions chief federal prosecutor aim to head off problems.

KNOXVILLE — The United States Attorney’s Office announced this week that Assistant United States Attorney Perry H. Piper will lead the efforts of the office in connection with the Justice

Statewide, La - United States Attorney Brandon B. Brown announced today that Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSAs) Cytheria Jernigan and Karen King will lead the efforts of this office in

JACKSON — The Mississippi Center for Justice on Friday announced it had asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Jim Crow-era provision that bars Mississippians convicted of felonies —

Gaylon Tootle, a voting rights advocate, died from pancreatic cancer on Sept. 10. Tootle was the co-founder of Save My Vote!, an organization that promotes voter education for the Georgia

With the election deadline coming up on Nov. 8, activities to support voter registration efforts have been underway, and there’ve been careful conversations with friends and acquaintances, some about our

To the editor:

SCRANTON — The two candidates in the state 118th House District race sparred over several issues including inflation, voting rights and gun control Wednesday night.

The U.S. Supreme Court opened a new term Oct. 3 amid fanfare surrounding a new associate justice and trepidation over what long-established precedents might be in the courts sights for

Q: Could you explain what are the laws regarding the ability of felons to vote? — B.A.