NPR Politics
Eric Holder on SCOTUS decision that could reduce Black congressional representation
The Supreme Court has cleared a path for reduced Black representation in Congress, a decision that carries major implications for the future of minority voting power. Former Attorney General Eric Holder, now leading the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, is sounding the alarm over what he sees as a significant rollback of hard-won electoral gains. The ruling adds fresh urgency to redistricting battles playing out across the country.
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In many states, election-denying candidates are running to control voting
Election deniers are not just running for office — they're running for the offices that count. A new report finds that in 23 states, including five critical swing states, candidates who have rejected legitimate election results are seeking positions with direct authority over certifying future elections. The implications for democratic integrity are significant, as these roles sit at the very heart of how American elections are validated and finalized.
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