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Colorado Supreme Court kills redistricting ballot measures for 2028

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By Jen Rice Verified
| Democracy Docket Verified
The Colorado Supreme Court killed a set of proposed ballot measures aimed at redrawing the state’s congressional map to counter GOP gerrymanders in other states, finding that they violated the state constitution. Like in past redistricting pushes in California and Virginia, the measures would ask voters to let the state temporarily sidestep the independent redistricting commission and draw a more Democratic-friendly map in response to Republicans’ mid-decade redraws across the country.
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Supreme Court won’t hear challenge to Texas anti-voting law in loss for voters with disabilities

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By Jen Rice Verified
| Democracy Docket Verified
The Supreme Court Monday declined to take up a challenge to a Texas law that prohibits voters from receiving help with filling out or submitting their ballot from a person who is compensated for that service. The decision represents a loss for voters with disabilities, who sometimes rely on assistance to vote. At the same time, it means the Court will not greenlight similar laws nationwide, which could have had far-reaching consequences for election canvassers.
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North Carolina GOP mounts top-down campaign to block campus voting sites

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By Jen Rice Verified
| Democracy Docket Verified
In the year since it came under Republican control, North Carolina’s state elections board has repeatedly made headlines for decisions that restrict or suppress the vote. But now Democrats aren’t the only ones who are upset about it. Some Republicans are also pushing back as State Auditor Dave Boliek (R) attempts to exert control over county election boards and tell their members how to vote. At the center of the disagreement is the question of early voting locations on college campuses.
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