Lessons from the 2018 midterms analysis highlights turnout and access
More than 120 million Americans voted in the 2018 midterms and turnout rivaled presidential years in several states, with Oregon and Colorado fully mail voting. The EAC survey shows turnout disparities, access expansions like same day registration and vote by mail, and concerns over voter roll maintenance and strict ID laws.
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U.S. Election Assistance Commission
Election Administration
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Colorado
Myrna Perez
Brennan Center For Justice
NYU
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Oklahoma
Mississippi
Texas
Tennessee
Wisconsin
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Congress
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Virginia
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Georgia
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Patrick Semansky
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Associated Press
Justices curb federal role in partisan district limits
The Supreme Court ruled federal courts have no role in policing partisan gerrymandering, reversing prior wins in Maryland and North Carolina and signaling a shift after the 2020 census. Chief Justice Roberts said voters and officials should arbitrate political disputes, while liberal justices dissented. The ruling affects subsequent map draws but leaves racial gerrymandering challenges untouched.
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Maryland
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Elena Kagan
Jimmy Carter
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Ohio
Wisconsin
Friends: Trump accuser recounted 1990s assault in NY store
Two Carroll allies spoke publicly to The New York Times podcast about her claim that Donald Trump assaulted her in Bergdorf Goodman in the 1990s. Carroll described being shoved against a dressing room wall and forced contact, while friends recalled mixed initial reactions and discussions about reporting to police. Trump dismissed the claim as false.
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E. Jean Carroll
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New York City
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New York Times
Carol Martin
Wcbs-Tv
Lisa Birnbach
Trump
Bergdorf Goodman
Elle
Birnbach
Martin
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Hill
White House
House
Nancy Pelosi
Congress
Unclear US Economy Signals Amid Mixed Data
Fragmented OCR text shows volatility in US economic indicators, with mentions of 3.1 percent rates, mortgage costs near 3.84 percent, and Europe cuts. It hints at weak consumer spending, inflation concerns, and shifting loans while noting varied regional data and sectors.
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