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New York Is One Of The Bluest States In The Country. Its Voting Laws Are Horrendous.

The state is seen as one of the most progressive in the country, but lawmakers have been unable to change archaic laws that make it more difficult to vote.

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When Sarah Sanders And The ACLU Teamed Up For Voting Rights

The Trump administration wants to restrict access to the ballot box, but Sanders once sued to overturn a ban on student voting.

By Blake Paterson, ProPublica

Indiana Attorney General Says Agreement To Expand Early Voting Isn't In The Public Interest

The state's most populous county leans Democratic. Republicans have fought to constrain early voting there for the past decade.

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In Searing Ruling, Judge Says Florida Can’t Block Campus Early Voting

The opinion blasted state officials for creating an unconstitutional "secondary class" of voters.

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Democratic Party Set To Show Its Force In Nation's First Primary Of The 2018 Midterms

Democrats in Texas have turned out in massive numbers for early voting.

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Voting Lines Are Shorter — But Mostly For Whites

Election officials have figured out how to keep voting lines down, but communities of color are still waiting longer to vote.

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Indiana Republicans Keep Blocking Early Voting In A Major Democratic County

Meanwhile, a Republican-friendly county has had no problem doing it.

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It's Not Your Imagination: Early Voting Took A Really Long Time In Some Places

But don't let that deter you from casting your ballot on Tuesday.

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Woman In Labor Stops By Polling Place To Vote En Route To Hospital

That's dedication.

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The North Carolina GOP Is Pretty Happy About The State’s Lower Black Voter Turnout

Fewer African-Americans are turning out for early voting compared to 2012.

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