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Did Voter ID Laws give Republicans the win?

Posted on November 19, 2014 by mlatif

Was the reason for a Republican sweep that voter ID laws have been made stricter? Was voter turnout historically low because Republicans targeted Democratic voters? In North Carolina, early voting was cut by seven days, which was a window used … Continue reading →

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Voter Turnout Gives Republicans the Edge

Posted on October 31, 2014 by mrobinson55

As the election approaches, it’s looking more and more certain that the Republicans will take the Senate. There are countless reasons for the impending Republican victory–frustration with the president is the recurring theme–but there’s one reason that’s particularly striking: Republicans … Continue reading →

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Keystone XL? Is That Even Still A Thing?

Posted on October 13, 2014 by esl13

In a recent campaign ad called “Ingenuity,” (see below) Georgia Democratic Senate nominee Michelle Nunn expresses her faith in American creativity and its potential to move the country still further towards energy independence. As she says, “…we can produce even … Continue reading →

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