Vote-at-home pioneers Phil Keisling and Barbara Smith Warner weigh in on the long-term impacts of Trump’s campaign against vote by mail.
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Posted inMagazine
The Newest Democratic Fight to Make Vote by Mail Easier
Now, Republicans want to force voters to sign up for a mail-in ballot each election in Ohio, Michigan, Arizona, and across the country. They could pay a price for once again stepping on rights.
Posted inJanuary/February/March 2022
Will D.C. Lead the Way on Vote by Mail?
A new bill would make the District the first major Black-plurality jurisdiction to permanently mail every registered voter a ballot. That could change the national conversation.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Why GOP Officeholders Tolerate Trump’s Election Antics
Conservatives main objection to the president’s legal strategy is that it won’t work.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal
How Vote By Mail Saved Democracy and Defeated Trump
And it all started at the Washington Monthly.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal, Protecting the Vote
A Post Office: If You Can Keep It
Our mail system is under siege. Nonprofits get special dispensation from the U.S. Postal Service and are especially reliant on it. They must fight especially hard to protect Ben Franklin’s creation as should we all.
Posted inPolitical Animal, Politics
What If the Election Brings Chaos Instead of Normalcy?
The president may be banking on it to keep himself in power.
Posted inPolitical Animal
It’s a Bad Idea to Vote Twice
Attempting to vote once by mail and once in person probably won’t work, and it’s a crime.
Posted inProtecting the Vote
Can Vote by Mail Work in Low Income Minority Neighborhoods?
A special election in Maryland shows the answer is yes—if done right.
Posted inPolitical Animal
If the Postal Service Dies, So Does Democracy
Republicans are now trying to kill the post office and mail-in voting.
