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The justice department is suing the state of texas over its new voting law. the doj claims the law disenfranchises vulnerable voters. joining us now, guad venegas. give us details of this lawsuit. >> reporter: the justice department moves forward with the lawsuit against this new voting law known as senate bill law. the law was signed by governor greg abbott in september. it establishes changes like the law of drive-through voting and makes it more difficult, among other things. the justice depa...

Also working on legislation to protect the voting process of certifying an election in order to prevent another january 6th from happening. >> lets bring in cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig, what do we know about the documents, how important they could be? >> these are going to be absolutely crucial documents. they go right to the heart of the january 6th committees investigation. lets look at the people involved. these documents were created by and about the core people around donald trump,...

Certain votes. one to undercount votes around detroit, many democratic voter answer black voters. here it some of that clash. >> a motion to decertify communities other than the city of detroit. >> were going to certify this election the way were supposed to and not playing games and picking off -- thats not going to happen. >> it didnt happen. thats what it looks like in an otherwise obscure local voting process you certify the true numbers and you have that talk of well, a republican saying th...

Certainly might cut down the scale, the way -- how to put this -- how much mcauliffe might beat in these areas. >> right, looking at margins or two. democrats with a win,win. the leaders in the party say, look, mcauliffe squeaks out a win by a point or two, it is not necessarily a good sign going forward. >> this is a test of the trump effect. >> right. >> it was all about getting the disaffected white voters who didnt participate in the voting process to join in. then the other side, it was the...

Confidence in the security of georgias elections. specifically, 4% of them are saying they didnt think the elections are secure and wouldnt vote in future elections. and then, 6% were saying they were unsure whether their votes will be counted so what you have is a very significant chunk of the republican electorate, you know, in georgia that is saying theyre not sure whether or not they trust the voting process at all. and i think what greene was expressing concern about is a possibility that t...

Falls back to when they cant find their way out of a problem but they want to show theyre committed to find some solution. ironically were at the 20th anniversary of something that seemed to have clarified and called into question the integrity of the voting process, the disputed election in the george bush/al gore election, and yet here we are 20 years later with the commission chaired by jimmy carter and james baker in 2005 and on and on and really no progress in securing or clarifying the vot...

Secretary of state james bake e democrat, republican. raffensperger was forced into the spotlight last year after donald trump asked him to look into voter fraud in georgia. lets start there with axioss reporting. how does this work with raffensperger. how is it with the most secure election in u.s. history? >> i think this is something of a safe harbor for him. his state was a ground zero for some of the election disputes last november. hes been pilloried by donald trump and the republican pa...

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Mosul in the masks as well as well as with the military vehicles with people urging people to take part in this election, and this shows because the boycotting because of been strong among iraqis, because that has been the case all over the country. is much likely to change after this election? this is the main question because of the technicalities. iraq is presenting a new deal that 25% of the seats for women, for instance, as well as a very technology led system for counting as well as guaran...

Which guarantees 25% of the seats for women, as well as as well as very technology—led system for counting, as well as guaranteeing no breaches with the voting process. also there are international observers. now the major question is the political question, in a divided country with 21 coalitions running in this election, how they can be able to reach compromises and create a functioning government, functioning administration that can run the country, with all these problems they are facing w...