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Texas, Indiana Democrats Take Voting Rights Fight to Chicago

CHICAGO – With the carved image of Martin Luther King Jr. as their backdrop, state House Democrats from Indiana and Texas, in a show of cross-state solidarity, coalesced in Chicago’s Marquette Park to highlight their joint resistance against Republican-led redistricting plans. The meeting linked two minority caucuses from deeply conservative states, each facing legislatures dominated […]

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New Indiana Laws Could Strip Health Coverage, Voting Access in Gary

New state laws that took effect July 1 are drawing attention across Indiana, particularly in places like Gary, where access to health care and the ballot box is already uneven.  In a city like Gary, where voter turnout is often low and civic trust is fragile, the new laws raise the stakes ahead of the […]

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How People Voted in Lake County: A Visual Breakdown of Key Election Trends

Lake County, long a Democratic stronghold in deep-red Indiana, shows signs of a rightward shift. In the latest election, fewer residents across nearly every municipality voted Democratic, while President-elect Donald Trump made notable gains, even in historically blue cities and towns. Once a reliable base for Democratic candidates, Lake County’s changing political landscape raises questions […]

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Voting Rights Coalition Worries About Police At Indiana Polling Sites

This story was originally published by The Indiana Citizen.  All IN for Democracy, a coalition of 25 organizations focused on voting rights and accessibility, is seeking to meet with Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales over concerns about the potential use of law enforcement at polling locations. The coalition sent a letter to Morales on June 11, referencing […]

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