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Friday Five – March 1, 2013
by The Atlas Staff
The Atlas Project political team combs through the news every day to bring the latest relevant headlines to progressive activists in the field. Now, we bring you five political stories that made us laugh.
The Friday Five – February 22, 2013
by Atlas Staff
The Atlas Project political team combs through the news every day to bring the latest relevant headlines to progressive activists in the field. Now, we bring you five political stories that made us laugh.
The Friday Five – February 15, 2013
by Atlas Staff
The Atlas Project political team combs through the news every day to bring the latest relevant headlines to progressive activists in the field. Now, we bring you five political stories that made us laugh.
States re-examine early and absentee vote laws
by Karyn Bruggeman
During the 2012 general election, 36 states offered some kind of early or no-excuse absentee voting, and it is estimated that over a quarter of voters nationwide cast their ballots ahead of Election Day. As states across the country reflect on the impact of these programs, a handful have proposed making changes to these laws heading into 2014.
Changing demographics in Georgia could give Democrats a chance in the deep south
by Tom Anstrom
Georgia’s growing diversity could eventually allow Democrats to turn this bright red, deep south state into a new battleground like Virginia and North Carolina.
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