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They're Attacking the Last Frontier (opens the original)
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In November, Alaskans will be asked again whether to keep their nonpartisan primary system. After failing twice, national Republican leaders and funders are pouring buckets of money to get their closed primary back. And they're trying to take out several other good-government reforms along with it. ‘Ballot Measure 2’ would repeal the state’s Top Four nonpartisan primary, eliminate ranked choice voting, and roll back the dark-money disclosure rules voters approved in 2020. The fine print nobody r
Young Voters are Following This Latino Trend (opens the original)
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Every election cycle, we get the same headline dressed up in new numbers. In 2024, Latino voters shifted toward Donald Trump, and the national media treated it like a historic partisan realignment. A tectonic shift. The Latino vote was "coming home" to the GOP. Then, almost immediately, came the speculation about a 2026 backlash and a swing right back toward Democrats. Here's the problem with that framing: it assumes Latino voters are a bloc that gets handed from one party to the other, like a f
The Voters Who Weren’t Supposed to Show Up (opens the original)
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Tom Steyer ran the most partisan primary campaign in California — and got beat by the voters who are usually not there. That's the message from Mike Madrid to the Sacramento Bee. June’s gubernatorial primary counted 9,446,461 ballots — the highest turnout for a California governor’s primary since the state started keeping records in 1914. The fastest-growing slice of that electorate? Latino independents, whose turnout is tracking near 16.5% — a roughly 40% jump over 2022, three times the growth
The Voting Rights Case That Could Turn Both Parties Against the Supreme Court (opens the original)
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The fight, state by state: Voters suing to open closed primaries in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Wyoming. Parties suing to close open primaries in Texas, South Carolina. A repeal fight in California. Ballot efforts in Massachusetts, Florida, South Dakota, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona, Idaho, Washington D.C., Alaska. A new law in New Mexico. There is one question underneath the fights over primary elections spreading across the country, and it is not complicated. Does the right to vote at a decis
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