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Articles

Galveston Voters Are Still Fighting for Fair Maps and an Equal Say

Jun 17, 2024 | campaignlegal.org | Valencia Richardson |Lata Nott |Jo Deutsch |Adam Ginsburg

Black and Latino voters in Galveston County, Texas — the birthplace of Juneteenth — have long been denied a voice in county government, an unjust reality that perpetuates centuries of discrimination. Last year, that appeared to change.
Millions Have Lost Their Right to Vote. Could Trump Join Them?

May 22, 2024 | campaignlegal.org | Blair Bowie |Jonathan Diaz |Lata Nott |Adam Ginsburg

As the “hush money” trial of former President Donald Trump wraps up and the jury prepares to begin its deliberations, Americans face the possibility, for the first time in our history, that a major party candidate for president could be convicted of criminal charges. This prospect could lead to an unprecedented situation: that a conviction on just one of the 34 charges Trump currently faces leaves him eligible to continue running for president but unable to vote for himself in his own election.
In Alabama, Voters and Nonpartisan Civic Engagement Groups Deserve a Voice

Apr 4, 2024 | campaignlegal.org | Valencia Richardson |Eric Kashdan |Jonathan Diaz |Adam Ginsburg

Our democracy works best when every voter can participate, and civic engagement groups help make that possible by helping more people engage in our democracy and assisting those who need it. But Alabamians are now confronted with a new law that restricts their ability to help their neighbors vote and make their voices heard. On March 20, 2024, Alabama enacted a law, SB 1, that would impose significant consequences for anyone who assists voters in the absentee ballot application process.
How much of an app can you really build with AI?

Mar 1, 2024 | medium.com | Adam Ginsburg

Adam from Buzzy here. We’re tinkering with the future of web and native app creation, making it accessible to everyone. Human imagination has always been ahead of the curve: In 1968, the movie “2001: A Space Odyssey” revolutionized AI depiction with the iconic and unsettling HAL 9000, challenging human-machine boundaries. AI’s current gig? Revolutionizing app development — making it not just faster and more affordable, but also within reach for more people.
We built an AI T-shirt App using AI in a few days

Jan 23, 2024 | medium.com | Adam Ginsburg

What we used — AI powered nocode Buzzy, Figma, Leonardo.AI & StripeTry out the app here BuzzyShirtCheck out this new blog article from the Buzzy team, we wanted to show how you can get your ideas/Minimum Viable Product (MVP) going at lighting speed using AI powered no code. Here’s a summary of what we did:• Use GenAI powered Buzzy to create an application in several minutes from a prompt. An awesome starting point to then modify further.
Black and Latino Voters Win Fair Maps in Galveston County, Texas

Oct 13, 2023 | campaignlegal.org | Valencia Richardson |Paul Smith |Adam Ginsburg |Jo Deutsch

We can't have a fair and inclusive democracy unless all voters have an equal voice. Black and Latino voters in Galveston County, Texas have long been denied a voice in county government – an unjust reality considering those groups comprise nearly half of the county’s population.
Supreme Court’s Impact on Voting Rights Is a Threat to Democracy

Sep 27, 2023 | campaignlegal.org | Paul Smith |Adam Ginsburg |Jo Deutsch |Jonathan Diaz

This piece originally ran as an op-ed in Bloomberg Law on September 27, 2023. Alabama legislators openly defied the federal government when it came to silencing Black voices by blatantly flaunting the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision in Allen v. Milligan, which required Alabama to draw fair congressional maps. Yesterday, the Supreme Court stopped them in their tracks.
Protecting Mail-In Voting in North Dakota (Splonskowski v. White)

Aug 18, 2023 | campaignlegal.org | Adam Ginsburg

North Dakota law requires absentee and mail ballots to be postmarked by the day before Election Day. These ballots are then counted when they are received by election officials in the thirteen days between Election Day and the meeting of the Canvassing Board. North Dakota is one of several states that requires ballots received before the vote canvassing deadline to be counted so long as they were cast before Election Day.
CLC, LWVND Fight Back Against Attack on North Dakota Voters

Aug 18, 2023 | campaignlegal.org | Adam Ginsburg |Jo Deutsch

In our democracy every voice must be heard, and that means we must count every vote. Today, Campaign Legal Center (CLC) joined the League of Women Voters of North Dakota (LWVND) in fighting back against an attack on North Dakotans’ freedom to vote. Last month, the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) filed a lawsuit on behalf of the Burleigh County Auditor to prevent North Dakota election officials from counting mail-in ballots that are mailed before, but received after, Election Day.
Victory! Yakima Valley's Latino Voters Will Have an Equal Voice in Our Democracy

Aug 11, 2023 | campaignlegal.org | Adam Ginsburg |Jo Deutsch

It’s a fundamental principle of our democracy: Every voice should be heard and every vote should count equally. But for decades, Latino voters in Washington state’s Yakima Valley region were denied an equal voice in Washington’s state legislature by maps that unfairly diluted their voices.