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BSCN· 2026-02-02 13:24
💥ICYMI: NICKI MINAJ BACKS PRESIDENT TRUMP'S CALL FOR VOTER IDNicki Minaj is now supporting Elon Musk and President Trump in calling for nationwide voter ID laws to prevent election fraud.In a recent tweet, the top musician questioned the nation's forward-thinking process for debating a Voter ID.[Image obtained from CNBC] ...
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Elon Musk· 2026-01-25 17:34
RT Avery Daye (@AveryDaye)It seems as though immigration and voter ID laws are the two biggest issues for each party right now.One side is fighting for unchecked immigration and no voter ID. The other side is fighting for basic immigration laws and voter ID.It doesn’t take a genius to figure out what’s going on here. ...
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Nick Szabo· 2025-11-24 06:21
RT The Rabbit Hole (@TheRabbitHole)Voter ID laws by state.Every state should require a Photo ID. https://t.co/6VV63s3f5N ...
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Elon Musk· 2025-11-24 05:53
RT The Rabbit Hole (@TheRabbitHole)Voter ID laws by state.Every state should require a Photo ID. https://t.co/6VV63s3f5N ...
How SCOTUS's decision on Voting Rights Act could greatly impact Congress in 2026
MSNBC· 2025-10-15 21:38
Supreme Court & Voting Rights Act - The Supreme Court heard arguments suggesting Louisiana's majority-black district may violate the Constitution [1][2] - Six Republican-appointed justices indicated the Voting Rights Act (VRA) may have outlived its usefulness [4][5] - A potential dismantling of the VRA could impact congressional districts in Louisiana, Alabama, Texas, and Florida [6][7] Potential Impact on Elections - Overturning the VRA could lead to the cracking of majority-minority districts, potentially favoring Republicans [8] - Estimates suggest Democrats could lose up to 19 seats if Section Two of the VRA is struck down, though a more realistic estimate is around 12 seats [9] - Redistricting, influenced by political pressure, could result in a net gain of 6-8 seats for Republicans [10] - Partisanship is strongly linked to race, potentially disadvantaging Black candidates in certain districts [13] Concerns & Counterarguments - Justice Sotomayor argued that overturning the law could require Black populations to exceed 51% to elect Black candidates [12] - Critics argue that racism remains a significant factor in American society and elections, undermining the argument that the VRA is no longer necessary [17][20] - Following the gutting of sections four and five of the VRA, a wave of laws designed to disenfranchise the Black population emerged [16] - Examples of voter suppression tactics include voter ID laws, polling place closures in Black communities, and curtailed early voting hours [16][21]