Mathematics

Advocates Alarmed By Powerful Conservative Group's Attention To Voting

Facing pressure, the American Legislative Exchange Council disbanded a task force focused on elections in 2012. Now it seems to be taking a renewed interest.
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Uber Data Breach, Cover-Up, Prompts Investigations And Lawsuit

At least five states and three countries are investigating Uber's conduct.
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Can We Save Democracy?

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Alabama Secretary Of State Said Hundreds May Have Voted Illegally. None Will Face Charges.

Critics accused him of trying to intimidate voters after he pushed for an investigation into people who may have violated a new law in the state.
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Early Signs That 2018 Will Be The Year Of The Climate Voter

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You Can Be Fined For Wearing A Political T-Shirt To The Polls. SCOTUS Could Change That.

An upcoming case may clarify what kind of speech is permitted at the polls on Election Day.
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Lifelike Baby Sculpture In Auction House Window Is Creeping People Out

"That's art?" said one passerby.
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Former Felons In Virginia Show Just How Meaningful It Is To Vote

“I now felt like a citizen. I now felt like I will make a difference in some kind of way," said LaVaughn Williams, who voted for the first time on Tuesday.
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Alabama Chief Election Official's Voter Fraud Suspicions Were Really Far Off

At least half of the cases the secretary of state cited aren't voter fraud.
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Florida Petition Seeks to Restore Voting Rights of 1.5 Million People

The state must do all it can to enfranchise its citizens and expand democracy for all.
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