Voter suppression still driving gaps in Black and white voter turnout
Gaps between Black and white voter participation persist nearly 60 years after the Voting Rights Act promised protections for all voters.
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Gaps between Black and white voter participation persist nearly 60 years after the Voting Rights Act promised protections for all voters.
Bill that requires places with history of discrimination to be under federal supervision passes 219-212 – but could fail in the Senate
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miles of tweets, texts, one million doorbells wrong, phone calls made in order to bring us here this evening and i have had a chance to talk to people from all walks of life. they shared with me their dreams for their futures. there hopes for moving our country forward. they told me of their frustrations with gridlock, that they wanted to make real progress, creating an economy that works for everyone, that we put real gun safety measures on the books, that we protect a woman's right to choose. [applause] i am going to the united states senate to build a bold and bright future filled...
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