On this week’s episode, we examine voting and how states are working toward safer election procedures amid coronavirus concerns.
We speak with experts across the country, including a national policy director at Vote At Home, about the debate around mail-in voting, implementing safer voting measures and repercussions from states like Wisconsin that keep voting stations open despite looming fears of the virus.
WASHINGTON — Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said that the United States Postal Service would continue to uphold its “sacred duty” to deliver election mail this November after weeks of public outcry over delayed mail delivery,… Read Story
Election officials in Fayette County, Kentucky rejected 1,572 absentee ballots from the June primary because they were missing an inner envelope flap. In California, 70,330 absentee ballots got tossed because they missed the… Read Story
Democrats denounced Trump's memo removing undocumented immigrants from apportionment at a House hearing on Wednesday, while Republicans defended the memo. Read Story