Three Current Voting Rights Cases Explained in Plain Terms

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Stanford Law Review president Michael Mestitz explains three Voting Rights Act cases before the Supreme Court this term in layman's terms. Read the article here.

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Jesse Jackson Calls Shelby Decision a “Game Changer”

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In this interview with AL.com (Alabama) Rev. Jesse Jackson voices his concerns about media coverage - or lack thereof, on the Supreme Court's Shelby County decision. Calling it a "game-changer,"…

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Listen: Supreme Court Oral Argument in Alabama Racial Gerrymander Case

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Listen to the Supreme Court's oral arguments in the consolidated cases; Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v. Alabama and Alabama Democratic Conference v. Alabama. Democratic lawmakers in the Alabama legislature claim the…

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Supreme Court Will Decide Whether Alabama Gerrymander is a Racial or Partisan One.

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NPR previews Ala. Legis. Black Caucus v. Alabama; a claim alleging that the Alabama state legislature's 2010 legislative redistricting map is a racial gerrymander. Alabama says the Voting Rights Act…

Census Bureau to Hold Webinar on Release of 2020 Census Detailed Demographic and Housing Characteristics File B

July 09, 2024 Press Release Number CB24-CN.16 JULY 9, 2024 —The U.S. Census Bureau will h...
The 2030 Census Advisory Committee will Meet in July. View the Agenda

The 2030 Census Advisory Committee will meet on Friday, July 26, 2024. The meeting will be virtual a...