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Republicans cheat.

They have no respect for democracy. They prove this every single day.

This is just too good for words! Best video to go viral AF in a long time! Go Rep Raskin! Total bada**!

If our beloved Madam Speaker Pelosi does retire & Dems retain control of the government we could make Rep. Raskin Speaker! Idk!

Bur first we must hurry & shut down all the illegal shady sh*t the Republicans are already trying to pull under the thinly veiled guise of "new legislation" to take and retain power forever thus meaning no more democracy in the US!

Republicans know they have to cheat to ever win another election (can't ever seem to win the popular vote as the country grows more & more diverse & believes in equality for all)... so they're already preparing to cheat & must be stopped!

As Primaries Roll Along, GOP States Predictably Suppress Minority Votes

Super Tuesday is upon us, and the Republican party is wasting no time doing what it does best every election–disenfranchising minorities who consistently vote Democratic.

We turn our sights to Texas, where, since 2012 more polling places than in any other Southern state–750–have shut down.

In 2012, the state had established one polling place for every 4,000 residents; six years later, those…

Horner, along with the rest of North Carolina's legislature, has spent the past two weeks in the midst of a massive undertaking: remaking the state's House and Senate districts after a three-judge panel in state court unanimously found that the previous maps were unconstitutional.

The court order said the old maps violated citizens' right to fair elections, because Republicans, who control the state legislature, drew them for explicit partisan gain.

 In 2018, the maps helped Republicans win 58% of seats in the state Senate and 54% of seats in the House, despite receiving less than half of the overall vote.

The court's ruling was the first such victory in a state court for anti-gerrymandering advocates since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled this year that extreme partisanship in the drawing of districts isn't up to federal courts to police.

The result means lawmakers here, in one of the most polarized state capitals in the U.S., are tasked with redrawing the lines, without basing those lines on whom voters are likely to support. With a Wednesday deadline fast approaching, it's a process that could have massive implications statewide and nationally.

In North Carolina, elections are often decided by razor-thin margins. Last week, a special election for the state's 9th Congressional District was decided by fewer than 5,000 votes.

Nationally, the process could offer a preview of the next round of redistricting across the country, to come after the 2020 elections and census.

In their decision this month, three superior court judges in Wake County ruled that all aspects of the mapmaking process need to be public — a clear rebuke of the backroom conversations through which redistricting negotiations traditionally are conducted.

On the House side, lawmakers ran into more issues. The body voted to pass the maps Friday night, but a number of Democrats cried foul, saying Republicans made unnecessary changes for political gain. The Senate is also slated to vote on the House maps on Monday.

That mistrust has been amplified in recent months with the unearthing of files from longtime Republican strategist Thomas Hofeller, who died in 2018. Hofeller was thought of as something of a gerrymandering wizard, and the files, which have been reviewed by The New Yorker and The New York Times, added new details about his involvement in helping North Carolina lawmakers draw the maps to such a Republican advantage.

In May 2016, after receiving news that he had cancer, Hofeller wrote an email to a friend, according to The New Yorker, that read: "I still have time to bedevil the Democrats with more redistricting plans before I exit. Look my name up on the internet and you can follow the damage."