Election Day Attire
Before heading out to vote today, check out this short discussion of restrictions on clothing at polling places. Most states […]
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Voting and Elections Rights
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Constitutional Revisionism
There was a collective gasp and not a small chuckle from the left at Christine O’Donnell’s recent demand that her
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Federal Gov’t sues NY over military ballots
The federal government filed suit against NY State and the NY Board of Elections on Tuesday, alleging non-compliance with the
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Free Speech: Restrictions at 2004 Republican National Convention upheld
A federal judge ruled October 4th for New York City in a suit by two anti-abortion protesters arrested in the
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Article: The Dim Side Of The Bright Line: Minority Voting Opportunity After Bartlett v. Strickland – By Ryan P. Haygood
When he left Congress in 1901, George White, an African American Republican from Tarboro, North Carolina, announced that it was