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Category Archives: Voting
Segregationist history of the phrase “Federal takeover of elections”
The following is from a Twitter thread written by David Pepper, former chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party and accomplished author. Re-reading some history on this MLK day. I read all of Robert Caro a number of years ago. No … Continue reading
SC Senate and House Redistricting
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Thoughts on a “non-partisan” race
I am equal parts thrilled and relieved that Matthew Miller won his reelection bid on Nov 17 for Greenwood City Council Ward 5. Of the three council positions that were up for election this year, Ward 5 was the only one that … Continue reading
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Voting Machine Instructions 2020
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Newsletter for Oct 20, 2020
In this Newsletter: Message from the Chair Candidate Updates GWCDP News Voting Rights News & Noteworthy Upcoming Events Message from the Chair This is a very full newsletter this time around. Please take your time and read carefully as there’s … Continue reading
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Polling Locations Guide
Our updated Polling Locations Guide is now available! Download this handy PDF that has all of the Nov 3 voting sites updated with the latest location changes, map images, and links to a Google Map of each polling place. If … Continue reading
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Newsletter for Oct 09, 2020
In this Newsletter: Message from the Chair Candidate Updates GWCDP News Voting Rights Upcoming Events Message from the Chair Many of us are feeling the anxiety of the past 4 years piling up as we head into these last few … Continue reading
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People with Felony Records can Vote in South Carolina. Here’s how:
The South Carolina Appleseed Legal Justice Center is a valuable resource for low income South Carolinians to overcome social, economic & legal injustice. With an office in downtown Columbia they have a staff that includes attorneys, outreach workers, and community … Continue reading
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Faith for Black Live March, Greenwood SC (2020-07-11)
On a beautiful Saturday morning, churches all across the county along with elected officials and community members marched in Greenwood and gathered at the Courthouse for song, speeches, and solidarity. See what we saw in the short video below. Hear … Continue reading
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