Voters Sense Stakes as Midterms Shape Nation
A broad AP NORC poll shows 71 percent of registered voters believe the nation's future is at stake in this year’s midterms. Voters across parties express pessimism about politics yet deem voting highly important, with turnout likely high and absentee ballots rising in Michigan.
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Moore
Nevada
Steve Sisolak
White House
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Trump
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Teanne Townsend
Bedford
Townsend
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Groups mobilize to help voters navigate new election laws
In Georgia and other states activists rally to educate voters about SB202 and similar measures, while Delta Sigma Theta hones a cautionary approach to line relief amid food and drink bans. Faith Works funds church efforts to aid turnout, and groups like MOVE Texas and Mi Familia Vota expand outreach to curb disenfranchisement under tighter rules.
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Delta Sigma Theta Strategic Partnerships Task Force
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Mi Familia Vota
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U.S. Department of Justice
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Associated Press
John Scott
Texas Civil Rights Project
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NAACP
Houston
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MOVE
Senate
Brian Kemp
New Georgia Project
Stacey Abrams
Aklima Khondoker
Khondoker
Georgia Coalition For the People’s Agenda
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Helen Butler
Georgia Stand-Up
Deborah Scott
Timothy McDonald
First Iconium Baptist Church
Faith Works
McDonald
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