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Voting rights advocates sue over ExpressVote machines; want hand-marked paper ballots for upcoming election
Voting rights advocates file lawsuit over allegedly insecure North Carolina voting machines
New N.C. voting machines are secretive and unhealthy, suit alleges
Lawsuit Filed Against Use of New Voting Machines in North Carolina
Town hall marks 200 days until November 2020 election
North Carolina lawsuit cites virus to stop touch-screen voting
“Insecure, Unreliable, Unverifiable, and Unsafe”: Voting Rights Advocates Challenge Legality of New Voting System in North Carolina
Complaint Filed on Behalf of the North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP and Several North Carolina Voters Washington, DC (April 15, 2020) – Today, voting rights advocates filed a lawsuit in Wake County Superior Court challenging the new electronic voting system...
Demandan al condado más latino de Georgia para lograr boletas en español
The Massive Obstacles in Front of National Mail-In Voting
Parson urged to include MBE in COVID-19 business
Lawsuit demands Spanish absentee ballot applications in Gwinnett
Opinion: Sepideh Miller: What we learned in Black History Month
Aux États-Unis, les Afro-Américains sont particulièrement touchés par le nouveau coronavirus
Voting Rights Advocates File Emergency Suit Seeking to Provide Access to Bilingual Absentee Ballot Applications in Gwinnett County, Georgia
Lawsuit Filed by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law on Behalf of Georgia Organizations April 13, 2020, Atlanta, GA – Today, voting rights advocates filed an emergency lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of...