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The Muslim Vote: An Overlooked ‘Swing Factor’

Despite the fact that the Muslim vote is often overlooked, it can swing U.S. elections — particularly in close races.

North Carolina Activists Make Redistricting an Ongoing Rallying Cry

The complexities of redistricting often mean certain communities are left unrepresented by the officials they elect to office.

North Carolina Redistricting Advocates Take a Victory Lap

The state’s supreme court declared unconstitutional original election maps approved by a mostly Republican legislature.

2020 Census Undercount 2nd Highest Since 1950 — Native Americans, Blacks, Latinos Pay Highest Cost

The agency will be translating all written materials into the 15 most-used languages in the state and adding more interpreters to its phone lines.

Redistricting Countdown: Latinos Lead in Population Growth, Lose in Voting Clout

The worst practitioners of racial gerrymandering are Republicans, but it has also occurred in some states where Democrats dominate the process, such as Illinois.

Supreme Court’s Stay Delivers Gut Punch to Fair Redistricting in Alabama

SCOTUS delivered a major blow to voting rights advocates when it stayed a lower court’s ruling ordering Alabama to redraw its legislative districts.

Born an Activist: A Venezuelan Student Protester Turns into an Advocate for Latinos in the United States

Cecilia González Herrera's earliest memories are of the successive closure of independent television channels and newspapers in her country, Venezuela.

New Redistricting Maps in Southern States Shut Out Voters of Color

“Extreme racial gerrymandering” and “partisan gerrymandering” represent an unprecedented threat to participatory democracy.

‘They Are Making Us Disappear From the Map’ — Latino Leaders Rebuke Florida Redistricting Plan

Latinos now comprise more than one-fourth of Florida’s population, but no majority Latino districts are being created.

Q&A: In Southern States, Korean Media’s Role More Important Than Ever

The Korean community in Southern states like Georgia has grown rapidly in recent years, and Korean media has helped connect them.

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