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Federal Census Policy Skews Texas Democracy — Why State Lawmakers Must Act

The way Texas counts its population is undermining fair representation and weakening the state’s democracy. Once again, after the 2020 Census, the redistricting process relied on a flawed federal policy that distorts population data and leaves some communities without equal political power. Unless lawmakers in Austin step in to make changes, this same problem will […]

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Vermont’s Redistricting Crisis When Census Policy Undermines Democracy

Why Vermont’s Democracy is Being Distorted—And How Lawmakers Can Fix It Before 2030 In a nation that prides itself on “one person, one vote,” an obscure federal policy is quietly undermining democracy in Vermont—and across many parts of the country. The 2020 Census once again distorted Vermont’s legislative redistricting process, creating imbalanced voting districts due

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Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Cases on Post–Election Ballot Counting as Judicial Watch Pushes for Election Day Integrity

In a series of legal battles that could reshape how America conducts federal elections, the Supreme Court of the United States has set October 8, 2025, as the date for oral arguments in a historic challenge to Illinois’ 14-day post–Election Day ballot counting law. The case, brought forward by Judicial Watch on behalf of Congressman

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Federal Court Greenlights Lawsuit to Uphold Voter Integrity in Oregon

In a significant victory for election transparency, a federal court in Oregon has given the green light for a lawsuit aimed at ensuring the state’s voter rolls are accurate and up-to-date. This legal action, spearheaded by the non-profit organization Judicial Watch, seeks to enforce federal mandates that are essential for maintaining the integrity of our

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Reforming Michigan’s Redistricting Process for a Fairer Democracy

Michigan’s democracy faces a critical challenge: the redistricting data from the 2020 Census has been skewed, threatening the principle of equal representation. This distortion undermines the integrity of our electoral system and disproportionately affects marginalized communities. State lawmakers have the authority—and the responsibility—to address this issue and ensure a more equitable process moving forward. The

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Safeguarding Democracy – Why Federal Census Policy is Undermining Alaska’s Voice

At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in the power of informed citizens and the critical importance of a fair and representative democracy. Our “Sustainable Action Now Reports” are designed to shine a light on pressing issues that demand our collective attention and immediate action. Today, we turn our focus to a deeply concerning challenge facing

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Legal Action for a Sustainable Future: Championing Youth Rights and Climate Justice

Our commitment to a sustainable planet extends to the legal arena, where we actively support pivotal cases that defend environmental integrity and the rights of future generations. A compelling testament to this dedication is the ongoing “Lighthiser v. Trump” case, where 22 brave youth plaintiffs are rising in solidarity to protect their fundamental rights, their

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Rectifying West Virginia’s Democracy is The Imperative to End Prison Gerrymandering

In a democracy, every voice deserves to be heard, and every vote should carry equal weight. However, an arcane and fundamentally flawed federal Census policy is quietly undermining this bedrock principle, particularly in states like West Virginia. The issue, commonly referred to as “prison gerrymandering,” artificially inflates the political power of certain districts at the

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Senate Vote Threatens Critical Energy Efficiency Standards

In a concerning turn for climate advocates and environmentalists across the country, the U.S. Senate recently passed House Joint Resolution 75 (H.J. Res. 75)—a move that effectively strikes down updated energy conservation standards for commercial refrigeration equipment. The resolution, filed under the Congressional Review Act (CRA), blocks a rule proposed by the Office of Energy

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Nomination of Paul Lawrence to be Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs (PN 13-9) – Cloture Vote Passed – Senate

Nomination of Paul Lawrence as Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs: Cloture Vote Passed in Senate In a crucial development for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the Senate has passed a cloture vote on the nomination of Paul Lawrence to serve as the Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs. The vote marks a significant step

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Sustainable Action Now asks you to Take Action Now—Say Goodbye to 2024 by Taking Action on 24 Urgent Campaigns

As we approach the end of 2024, there’s no better time to reflect on how far we’ve come in the fight for animal rights and what we still have to do. This year has been full of victories for animals, thanks to the power of online activism. Yet, there is always more to be done.

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