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Todayās Supreme Court decision opens the door to real harm in future elections by allowing states to use a flawed federal system to scan the voter rolls.
But hereās what you need to know: federal law bars states from mass-removing voters this close to an election. š§µ
Breaking News: The Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration can deploy an expansive voter identification tool, allowing states to hunt for ineligible voters. Critics fear using the system could result in the purging valid voters from state rolls. nyti.ms/3TsCnVE
This ruling doesnāt change the outcome of this election. The outcome of this election is up to the voters. Because in America, voters choose their leaders, not the other way around.
If you want peace of mind, check your voter registration at vote.org ā¬ļø
What does it take to protect the freedom to vote when the threats to our elections are evolving?
In a new essay, our CEO and Co-Founder @HannahKFried reflects on this momentāand why meeting it will require more than any one person, profession, or strategy.
šØ Elections 2026: New by @HannahKFried@VotingIsLocal "When Winning in Court Is Just the Start, How Do We Capture Hearts and Minds?"
We're publishing daily essays on potential threats to the election process & mechanisms to manage them
Read it here: democracyproject.org/posts/wā¦
"As November approaches, the most serious threats posed to free and fair elections no longer come from the White House itself. Instead, they are local, where much of the power over elections actually resides,ā
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Letās be clear: certification isnāt optional. Itās a sworn, mandatory duty.
Officials donāt get to pick which votes count. Voters decide who wins.
This year, Vote Early Day is Saturday, October 24. A Saturday gives more of us the opportunity to make a voting plan without having to juggle work, school, or other weekday responsibilities.
Mark your calendar: Saturday, October 24. šļø
The DOJ is now 0-25 in their efforts to secure private voter data. ā
The court losses are a reminder that states are charged with administering our elections, not the federal government.
Donald Trumpās Department of Justice suffered its 25th straight district court loss in its nationwide campaign to force states to hand over unredacted voter registration data, after a federal judge in Washington rejected the departmentās legal theory. democracydocket.com/news-aleā¦
Different teams. One shared message: Every Arizona voter needs a game plan.
Track it. Receive it. Vote it. Return it.
Arizonaās three public universities are teaming up with the Secretary of Stateās office to share official information this election season. Make your game plan at Arizona.Vote.
Voters, the coast is clear. You can vote with confidence. Itās five weeks until Election Day. Make a plan. Vote early in person. Vote as early as possible via the Postal Service. Vote via a drop box. Vote on Election Day. Make your voice heard. Read: bit.ly/4xAfxJu
Election officials should never have been forced to scramble over mail ballot rules 50 days out from an election. The Supreme Court stepped in, and now they can get back to their real job: preparing for elections and making sure every vote counts.
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Election officials already have a big job: making sure elections run smoothly & every voter can make their voice heard.
They shouldn't have to spend time responding to threats and fighting misinformation from this administration.
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Freedom is not a concept--it is a right in action. People sacrificed everything for your right to vote and choose your leaders. Respect their legacy. Do not sit this one out. Register today and make your voice heard. šŗšø #GetReadyToVote
Today is National Voter Registration Day. Everyone should check their voter registration status, especially if you've moved, changed your name, or haven't voted in a couple of cycles. And if you're a first-time voter, why not register? It takes two minutes.
TLDR: in the process of trying to find people who supposedly broke the law, federal agents might have actually broken the law.
Federal officials shouldnāt be stealing and misusing our personal information to attack our elections, period.
Breaking News: Federal agents may have broken state laws as part of an effort to find noncitizens on voter rolls, a whistle-blower said. nyti.ms/4xkvbIZ
The Supreme Court's rejection of Trump's mail voting restrictions affirms what we already know: voting is a fundamental American right, and every voter deserves the freedom to cast their ballot in whatever way works best for them.
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What happens next is up to us.
Now is the time to:
š³ļø Check your voter registration and make a plan to vote
ā Support the state and local election officials in their work to ensure everyone can cast their ballot
Election officials nationwide have faced threats, political pressure, and intimidation as we get closer to midterm elections.
A bipartisan group of 50 business & civic leaders signed onto a letter standing with election officials against these threats ā¤µļø bit.ly/4h2x0pj
We applaud this effort and the recognition of the vital role election officials play in our democracy.
They deserve to be protected and supported, full stop.