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For the thousands of local, mostly nonpartisan officials who administer elections, the most urgent need was money.
THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE SHADOW CAMPAIGN THAT SAVED THE 2020 ELECTIONMOLLY BALLFEBRUARY 4, 2021TIMEA joint statement released by Pepco and WIN says WIN, which was founded in 1996, is a “broad-based, multi-racial, multi-faith strictly nonpartisan, District-wide citizens’ power organization, rooted in local congregations and associations.”
PEPCO CEO SAYS D.C. EQUITY, JOB CREATION PROGRAM OPEN TO LGBTQ PEOPLELOU CHIBBARO JR.JANUARY 29, 2021WASHINGTON BLADEIt also offers some general recommendations, including a congressional commission on nonpartisan election reform.
HOW TO AVOID ANOTHER ELECTION YEAR LIKE 2020JEN KIRBYJANUARY 15, 2021VOXHaley Swenson is a writer and researcher and the deputy director of the Better Life Lab, a work, gender, and social policy program at the nonpartisan think tank New America.
THIS COUNTRY IS A RISKY PLACE TO BE A PARENT, AND THE PANDEMIC REMINDED ME OF THATHALEY SWENSONJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POSTJust as journalists eventually developed a code of ethics, there is also a place for editorial standards in our online media landscape developed through independent, nonpartisan and transparent processes.
WHAT THE 1798 SEDITION ACT GOT RIGHT — AND WHAT IT MEANS TODAYKAITLYN CARTERJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POSTTax increases can translate into hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenue for states, said Richard Auxier, senior policy associate at the nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
BIG TOBACCO STANDS DOWN AS COLORADO AND OREGON HIKE CIGARETTE TAXESLYDIA BELANGERJANUARY 9, 2021FORTUNEIn September, during the lead-up to the US presidential elections, the nonpartisan advocacy group RepresentUs released a pair of deepfake ads.
THE YEAR DEEPFAKES WENT MAINSTREAMKAREN HAODECEMBER 24, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWThis article was published in partnership with Eye on Ohio, the nonprofit, nonpartisan Ohio Center for Journalism.
THE FAMILY COURT JUDGE WHO THREATENED A MOTHER WITH CONTEMPT OF COURT FOR GETTING HER CHILD A COVID-19 TESTBY MARSHALL ALLEN, PROPUBLICA, AND RACHEL DISSELL FOR PROPUBLICADECEMBER 18, 2020PROPUBLICAEvery alleged problem in Washington can be addressed, depending upon whom you ask, by a true bipartisan or nonpartisan effort to look into the situation.
‘THESE ARE NOT CRAZY PEOPLE’: GOP DEFENDS ITS VOTER-FRAUD PUSH, IGNORING OBVIOUS PERILSAARON BLAKEDECEMBER 16, 2020WASHINGTON POSTIn the November 2016 election, only around 18,000 people opted to sign an affidavit instead of providing identification, according to Bridge Michigan, a nonpartisan, nonprofit news source.
RUDY GIULIANI’S BIZARRE LEGAL STRATEGY, IN TWO CLIPSJERUSALEM DEMSASDECEMBER 3, 2020VOXSYNONYM OF THE DAY
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.