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Wisconsin is latest US state to send ‘uncommitted’ message to Biden on Gaza

More than 47,800 people cast ‘uninstructed’ votes in state primary, in latest stop of national protest movement.

Al Jazeera

Supreme Court Denies Motion to Reinstate Washington State District Map Alleged to Disadvantage Hispanics

The Court will allow the state to conduct the 2024 elections under a Washington state remedial legislative map

Latin Times

US Sees Drop In Hepatitis C Infections In 2022

Recent data shows a 6% decline in new hepatitis C infections in the US in 2022, but disparities persist among demographic groups.

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OPINION - Three-term Donald Trump? It's scary, but there are liberal precedents

When I saw the headline “Trump 2028” in American Conservative magazine, I thought it must be an April Fool’s joke. It was written by Peter Tonguette, surely a made-up, tongue-in-cheek name. In fact, the author is real and his admiration for Donald Trump knows no bounds. Although he told me…

Evening Standard

Biden Continues to Trail Trump in Most Battleground States, Including Latino-Heavy Arizona, Nevada

A new WSJ poll shows the incumbent behind in six of seven swing states, Wisconsin being the only outlier

Latin Times

Update on 2024 ballot measure certifications

For 2024, 87 statewide ballot measures have been certified for the ballot in 30 states, six more measures than the average (81) for this point in the election cycle from 2012 to 2022. The average number of statewide ballot measures certified for an even-numbered year during this period was 157.

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Wisconsin voters approve Questions 1 and 2 to ban private funding of elections and authorize only election officials to administer elections

Voters approved two constitutional amendments related to election administration on April 2, 2024. Question 1 received 54.4% of the vote, and Question 2 received 58.6%.

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Marijuana legalization initiative will be on Nov. ballot, Florida Supreme Court rules

In November, voters in Florida will decide on a citizen-initiated constitutional amendment, Amendment 3, to legalize marijuana. The final step was for the amendment to receive approval from the Florida Supreme Court, which occurred on April 1. The campaign submitted enough signatures to meet the state’s requirement of 891,523.

Ballotpedia

Majority in Poll Believes the Supreme Court Should Allow Trump on the Ballot, But Not Grant Him Immunity

In March, the percentage of those who perceive the current Supreme Court as more conservative increased

Latin Times

Florida Supreme Court rules on abortion: there is no right to abortion in the state’s Privacy Clause, but voters will decide the issue in Nov.

The Florida Supreme Court issued two rulings related to a state constitutional right to abortion on April 1.

Ballotpedia

Trump, RNC report raising $65.6 million in March

The cash on hand total is more than double what Trump and the RNC ended February with ($44.8 million).

Axios

Far-right podcaster prompts Nebraska move to change electoral system

Charlie Kirk tweet leads to governor backing bill to end splitting of electoral college votes – potentially handing advantage to Trump

The Guardian - US

Oklahoma voters kick out local official tied to white nationalist groups

Judd Blevins loses Enid ward 1 council position months after he was shown to have attended Charlottesville rally in 2017

The Guardian - US

'Biden's Border Bloodbath': Trump Goes All in on Immigration as Campaign Heats Up

The former President is seeking to capitalize on the issue even in states that are far from the border

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Murder victim’s sister says Trump didn’t speak to family despite his claim he did

Ex-president’s description of meeting relatives of Ruby Garcia to spin anti-immigration narrative is ‘shocking’, sister says

Salon

Prof: Trump lawyers would fail my class

Trump team's Supreme Court brief on criminal immunity gets low marks

The Guardian - US

Trump sues ex-Apprentice contestants over ‘failings’ in setting up Truth Social

Former president seeks to block Wesley Moss and Andrew Litinsky from receiving Trump Media stock worth over $400m

Salon

The police providing Trump cover

Trump is running on a platform that says both he and law enforcement across the land should be immune from the law

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Smith threat "puts Cannon on notice"

Special counsel asks judge to rule quickly so he can appeal if the court accepts Trump's defense

The Guardian - US

Florida just crushed abortion rights. But it also created a tool to fight back

Conservatives don’t understand that abortion is controversial only in theory; faced with a material choice, Americans support abortion rights

Salon

Trump loses it more as jury trial nears

Trump's efforts to disrupt his own trials only make jurors hate him more

The Texas Tribune

Influential conservative PAC targets Phelan, other House Republicans

Club for Growth announced it will spend $4 million on a TV ad targeting five anti-school voucher Texas House Republicans.

WEKU

Florida's abortion fight is headed to voters after court allows for a 6-week ban

Florida is at the center of the fight over abortion. As the state faces new restrictions and a November ballot question on abortion rights, Democrats see potential where they haven't in years.

WEKU

Most Americans say criminalizing abortion is wrong — and are divided on deportation

A new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll shows that Americans overwhelmingly reject criminalizing abortion while remain divided on other election-year issues like Biden's 2020 win. Plus: some signs of hope.

Latin Times

This Is How Widespread Americans Think Discrimination Toward Latinos Is

A survey by the Pew Research Center reveals that most Americans believe at least some discrimination is present in the country

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