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While the GOP continues to fight on BEHALF of Jim Crow in Florida...
Andrew Gillum plans massive voter registration effort as FL Republicans try to undo Amendment 4.
MEANWHILE, in Wisconsin, yet ANOTHER example of underhanded Republican efforts to RIG THE SYSTEM and UNDERMINE THE WILL OF VOTERS
Wisconsin Judge Blocks Lame-Duck Laws That Stripped Democrats Of Power | HuffPost
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2019/03/wisconsin-judge-walker-evers-power-grab.html
Wisconsin judge blocks Republican power grab stripping power from Tony Evers.
"A Wisconsin judge temporarily blocked a set of laws Thursday that Republicans passed in a lame-duck session late last year that stripped Democratic lawmakers of their power.
The laws Republicans passed made cuts to early voting and limited the appointment power of the governor and the ability of the attorney general to withdraw from lawsuits. The laws drew national outcry as Republicans moved to quickly pass them after losing control of the attorney general’s office and the governor’s mansion.
A contingent of advocacy groups sued over the measures in January, saying the Legislature had not properly convened the session in which it passed the laws."
Andrew Gillum plans massive voter registration effort as FL Republicans try to undo Amendment 4.
MEANWHILE, in Wisconsin, yet ANOTHER example of underhanded Republican efforts to RIG THE SYSTEM and UNDERMINE THE WILL OF VOTERS
Wisconsin Judge Blocks Lame-Duck Laws That Stripped Democrats Of Power | HuffPost
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2019/03/wisconsin-judge-walker-evers-power-grab.html
Wisconsin judge blocks Republican power grab stripping power from Tony Evers.
"A Wisconsin judge temporarily blocked a set of laws Thursday that Republicans passed in a lame-duck session late last year that stripped Democratic lawmakers of their power.
The laws Republicans passed made cuts to early voting and limited the appointment power of the governor and the ability of the attorney general to withdraw from lawsuits. The laws drew national outcry as Republicans moved to quickly pass them after losing control of the attorney general’s office and the governor’s mansion.
A contingent of advocacy groups sued over the measures in January, saying the Legislature had not properly convened the session in which it passed the laws."