By the State Policy Network Although it’s only been a couple of months since the 2024 Presidential Election, there have already been volumes of analysis on the outcome. President Trump won more Black voters than any Republican candidate in half a century. It’s also true that Democrats lost significant ground among Hispanics and gained a benefit from their focus on attracting young men to their …
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When it comes to voting for Americans, three things are certain: Americans strongly support requiring a photo ID to vote, proving citizenship when voting for the first time, and continuing the early voting process. 84% of US adults support requiring photo ID to vote (including majorities of Republicans, independents and Democrats) 83% of US adults support requiring proof of …
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Now that a judge threw out DFLer Curtis Johnson’s win due to a residency dispute, Republicans hold a one-seat advantage in Minnesota’s House of Representatives when the 2025 session gavels in on Tuesday, Jan. 14. Since they hold a one-seat advantage, Republicans plan to use their organizational majority next week and elect Rep. Lisa Demuth as Speaker. The DFL, meanwhile, is threatening not to show …
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