Red States Target Voters in New Stealth Attacks

“Following the 2020 election, a wave of voting restrictions in large or highly competitive states, including Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and Florida, put a national spotlight on the GOP’s all-out drive to make it harder to vote.

In response, a broad opposition mobilized to push back. A barrage of lawsuits was filed to protect voter access. Celebrities spoke out. Amid the outcry over Georgia’s sweeping suppression law, Major League Baseball moved its All Star Game out of Atlanta.

The attacks on voting following the 2024 election have been different — but perhaps no less dangerous. Instead of high-profile battles waged in key states, we’ve seen a handful of mostly smaller red states — many of which already weren’t making things easy for voters — pass laws imposing new restrictions, and largely escaping serious media scrutiny.

That’s a key takeaway from a Voting Rights Lab (VRL) analysis of state voting laws passed this year, which was provided to Democracy Docket now that all but a few state legislatures have adjourned for the year.”


The right’s war on democracy continues.

Republicans fear the will of the people.
If they are stealth attacks how did anyone find out
 
“Following the 2020 election, a wave of voting restrictions in large or highly competitive states, including Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and Florida, put a national spotlight on the GOP’s all-out drive to make it harder to vote.

In response, a broad opposition mobilized to push back. A barrage of lawsuits was filed to protect voter access. Celebrities spoke out. Amid the outcry over Georgia’s sweeping suppression law, Major League Baseball moved its All Star Game out of Atlanta.

The attacks on voting following the 2024 election have been different — but perhaps no less dangerous. Instead of high-profile battles waged in key states, we’ve seen a handful of mostly smaller red states — many of which already weren’t making things easy for voters — pass laws imposing new restrictions, and largely escaping serious media scrutiny.

That’s a key takeaway from a Voting Rights Lab (VRL) analysis of state voting laws passed this year, which was provided to Democracy Docket now that all but a few state legislatures have adjourned for the year.”


The right’s war on democracy continues.

Republicans fear the will of the people.
The election ain't for another year, there cant be a stealth attack. It ain't stealth if you know about it. Who was arrested? Nobody?
 
“Following the 2020 election, a wave of voting restrictions in large or highly competitive states, including Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and Florida, put a national spotlight on the GOP’s all-out drive to make it harder to vote.

In response, a broad opposition mobilized to push back. A barrage of lawsuits was filed to protect voter access. Celebrities spoke out. Amid the outcry over Georgia’s sweeping suppression law, Major League Baseball moved its All Star Game out of Atlanta.

The attacks on voting following the 2024 election have been different — but perhaps no less dangerous. Instead of high-profile battles waged in key states, we’ve seen a handful of mostly smaller red states — many of which already weren’t making things easy for voters — pass laws imposing new restrictions, and largely escaping serious media scrutiny.

That’s a key takeaway from a Voting Rights Lab (VRL) analysis of state voting laws passed this year, which was provided to Democracy Docket now that all but a few state legislatures have adjourned for the year.”


The right’s war on democracy continues.

Republicans fear the will of the people.
Says the party that tried to illegally remove Trump from ballots. Republicans don't remove opponents from ballots but, hey, that's because we like to beat the crap out of them with votes. Thanks for giving us Biden, Harris, other wokies, and now you are trying to give us terrorists to run against. You're making it too easy.
 
“Following the 2020 election, a wave of voting restrictions in large or highly competitive states, including Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and Florida, put a national spotlight on the GOP’s all-out drive to make it harder to vote.

In response, a broad opposition mobilized to push back. A barrage of lawsuits was filed to protect voter access. Celebrities spoke out. Amid the outcry over Georgia’s sweeping suppression law, Major League Baseball moved its All Star Game out of Atlanta.

The attacks on voting following the 2024 election have been different — but perhaps no less dangerous. Instead of high-profile battles waged in key states, we’ve seen a handful of mostly smaller red states — many of which already weren’t making things easy for voters — pass laws imposing new restrictions, and largely escaping serious media scrutiny.

That’s a key takeaway from a Voting Rights Lab (VRL) analysis of state voting laws passed this year, which was provided to Democracy Docket now that all but a few state legislatures have adjourned for the year.”


The right’s war on democracy continues.

Republicans fear the will of the people.
What makes you think that elderly, disabled and otherwise handicapped people are majority Democrats?
 
Obvious fact. MAGA hates democracy, hates people of color, hates women, hates diversity,
True, I hate democracy, and I am thankful every day that I live in a Republic. You loons should join us in reality.

The rest of your silly nonsense is simply manufactured outrage with no basis in fact.
 

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