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What's At Stake
In Moore v. Harper, North Carolina lawmakers base their case on the ‘independent state legislature theory’ (ISLT), an extreme idea being pushed by a fringe group of politicians hoping to prevent responsive voting maps and fair election rules.
If Moore succeeds, it would allow state legislators to eliminate checks and balances, manipulate our elections and undermine your vote. Your state courts, governor, or others couldn’t stop them.
Moore could pave the way for*:*
- Widespread purges of voters from voting rolls
- Dramatic cuts to popular early voting and vote-by-mail options
- Discriminatory barriers to voting access
- Baseless challenges to fair election results
- Fewer protections against voter intimidation.
- Rigged voting maps
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Latest News
December 14, 2022 —
Common Cause's Kathay Feng on dangers of lawless legislatures
Kathay Feng of Common Cause was on MSNBC to talk about what a decision green-lighting lawless legislatures would do to undermine people's voting rights and access.
December 1, 2022 —
Congress can thwart conservative court’s looming election threat
On Dec. 7, when Moore v. Harper is argued, we’ll have our first glimpse into whether the court intends something more than just “following” election returns. - The Hill, by Dennis Aftergut, Opinion Contributor
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