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    New attack on Voting Rights Act threatens Black vote protections: ‘It’s a problem’

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  • 'No way to run a democracy': Court advances new attack on Voting Rights Act

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  • ‘Contrary to Supreme Court history’: Expert slams appeals court ruling threatening voting rights

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  • PA Democratic House Speaker: Voters don’t want ‘rights to roll back’

    03:50
  • GOP embraces Trump's Big Lie with Mike Johnson vote; brings threat to democracy inside the House

    04:27
  • GOP gerrymandering hits a wall in Alabama as court forces a fair map; Other states see hope

    02:09
  • ‘You are the fixer’: Kerry Washington reveals the key to civic engagement

    07:45
  • Registering to vote in Pennsylvania just got easier

    09:37
  • 'Register a Friend' Day seeks to boost civic engagement

    07:16
  • Court decides Alabama Republicans can’t be trusted to draw congressional maps

    07:10
  • Right-wing push to suppress history obscures modern vote suppression tactics

    06:30
  • Activists tout Trump indictments as win for civil rights

    06:59
  • Ohio voters defeat Republican proposal seen as obstacle to codifying abortion rights: AP

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  • Warnock: We saw Jan. 6 ‘metastasize into voter suppression laws’ across America

    07:16
  • Trump’s attorney says the former president is 'immune from prosecution,' evoking Nixon

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  • How the Ku Klux Klan Act ended up in the Donald Trump election subversion indictment

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  • ‘Why they try to hide history’: Joy Reid on reports Alabama GOP seeks to gut Voting Rights Act

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  • Velshi: When every eligible voter can cast a ballot, democracy is better for it

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Democratic nominee for Maricopa County Attorney in Arizona exemplifies why down-ballot votes matter

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The Arizona Secretary of State’s office is now asking the DOJ to investigate potential voter intimidation after a group of people “approached and followed” a voter in Maricopa County who was just dropping off a ballot at a drop box--and it doesn’t seem like an isolated incident. Tonight's Democracy Defender, Julie Gunnigle, the Democratic nominee for Maricopa County Attorney, who, if elected, will be responsible for overseeing the Maricopa County Election Board tasked with certifying future elections, joins Joy Reid to discuss this and the state's contested 1864 abortion ban.