Texas Voter ID Law Back In Court On Discrimination ChallengeA Texas voter ID law is back in court and being challenged again as discriminatory, a finding already made by another court panel.NBC News
Texas’ voter ID law and redistricting go ‘against the arc of history,’ AG Holder saysU.S. Attorney General Eric Holder criticized recent efforts in Texas and other states that have passed restrictive election laws, saying voting rights instead should be expanded.Texas on the Potomac...
Citizens needs to get their name included in the Voter List and must check their name in the Downloaded Voter List With Photo to caste their important vote. NVSP Service Portal is a major initiative of the election commission to ease down the process of getting voter id card, checking status...
Voter Choice and Partisan Representation: One Link in the Chain of Party GovernmentLeft-Rightvotingpolicy votingrepresentationpolitical partieselectionsCSESContemporary democracy is largely based on a framework of party government that connects the voters to the outputs of government using political parties ...
Minnite examines voter fraud in the post-2000 U.S. context. This insightful and contemporary book focuses on a seemingly straightforward question: Is election fraud a problem in the United States? The answer, revealed in the title, is that it is not, but this conclusion is only drawn afte...
Merrill Shanks provide an exemplary synthesis of their sweeping research based upon National Election Study (NES) survey data covering the 1980 to 1992 presidential elections. Readers familiar with survey analysis of NES data going back to 1952 will get the most out of the book; others should ...
Texas Democrats are renewing their opposition to the state's voter-identification law, rolling out a program to educate voters ahead of a decisive few months that could see the controversial statute become a top issue in the governor's race.Houston ChronicleHouston Chronicle...
Impact of voter ID laws: Fewer at the pollsTexas revived the strictest voter ID law in the country within hours of the Supreme Court's decision to effectively strike down a portion of the Voting Rights Act in 2013. According to a high-profile proponent of the law in Texas, the rationale...
Although it was forecast to be a veritable hurricane of voter anger and frustration, the 1990 midterm election neither breached sea walls nor blew down trees. In fact, it came and went much like its predecessors: it returned to Congress more than 95 percent of...