9 Oct, 4 tweets, 5 min read

@statesnewsroom

The last @statesnewsroom #BattlefortheBallot story: "The Trump reelection campaign has filed or intervened in more than a dozen of these lawsuits, many of which could affect turnout and results in swing states." @aprilcore of @NevadaCurrent #Election2020
nevadacurrent.com/2020/10/09/tru…

@Tylerjoelb

A toss-up state with little suspense? In #Ohio few #Election2020 US House races are competitive, "the result of a carefully crafted congressional map that all but ensures uncompetitive elections throughout the state" via @Tylerjoelb @OhioCapJournal ohiocapitaljournal.com/2020/10/09/for…

@tnnaterau

#Tennessee university president on hosting a #Election2020 debate vs one in 2008: "what we can do is talk about civility and talk about respecting other people’s ideas and even the bigger idea of what is this country all about." via @tnnaterau @TNLookout
tennesseelookout.com/2020/10/09/bel…

@stan_government

Even as #Election2020 voting begins, with both of #Georgia US Senate seats on the line, a flurry of lawsuits continue, potentially confusing voters. Via @stan_government and @GeorgiaRecorder #BattlefortheBallot
georgiarecorder.com/2020/10/09/ele…

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More from @statesnewsroom

10 Oct

@statesnewsroom

@AllisonKStevens

First @AllisonKStevens @jacob_fischler via @statesnewsroom DC Bureau: voters' concerns around the safety of #Election2020 in-person voting, reliability of voting by mail, and confusion about who is even allowed to vote after so many lawsuits, challenges. lailluminator.com/2020/10/05/i-j…

@sherman_news

Next @sherman_news of @KansasReflector on the persistent myth of voter fraud, used "as a catchall reason for opposing any policy that makes it easier for people to vote" #BattlefortheBallot #Election2020 kansasreflector.com/2020/10/06/vot…

8 Oct

@henryredrobin

Voter roll maintenance: "Purged voters are more likely to live in jurisdictions that were previously covered by pre-clearance requirements of the Voting Rights Act" Today's #BattlefortheBallot via @henryredrobin @WIExaminer
wisconsinexaminer.com/2020/10/08/lis…