Jim Crow laws or “black codes” began with the 13th Amendment as local and state legal restrictions and lasted on paper or in-practice ever since. “Jim Crow” was a black minstrel figure.
"Unsurprisingly, the state’s removals will likely affect the most vulnerable: young voters, voters of lower income, and citizens of racial groups that have been denied their sacred right to vote in the past."
BCJ report found total of 30 cases of possible noncitizen voting—that’s 30, not 300, 3,000, 30,000, 300,000, or 3M
An Election Protection Agenda for 2016 "Winning all this will require the usual blood, sweat and tears of a long, hard national grassroots campaign. Since Florida 2000 and Ohio 2004, we have made great strides in exposing the corrupt nature of an all-too-vulnerable electoral system." By Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman, The Free Press Monday, 12 November 2012 14:25| More
The Myths of Voter ID Here is a small cut from just one section of a very sophisticated website encouraging voters to vote Yes for Voter ID. They go on to list the supposed myths about Voter ID. Meanwhile in other states like Wisconsin and Illinois, a similar battle wages over Voter ID. For More
WAMM Women at the Capitol, March 23, 2012 Our Voices Count> No Voter ID While outside the Senate chambers, we happened to look up at the sayings on the wall above. Here are a couple we thought really applied to the day. It would be good if the Senators and Representatives took them to heart. More
