Daniel Nichanian
Editor-in-Chief and Founder at Bolts
Daniel Nichanian. Editor-in-chief and founder of @BoltsMag. (Follow us!) Local politics & elections, criminal justice, voting rights, and drag race.
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4 days ago |
reflector.com | Daniel Nichanian |Michael Barajas
After securing a majority on the North Carolina Supreme Court in 2022, Republican justices promptly overturned a ruling that had struck down GOP gerrymanders, paving the way for their party's lawmakers to draw a new map designed to hand them several congressional districts. By then, Democrats already had no recourse outside of state courts: This U.S. Supreme Court has shut the door on complaints of partisan gerrymandering proceeding in federal courts. This is a dummy copyright statement
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5 days ago |
plaindealerin.com | Daniel Nichanian |Michael Barajas
Washington, DC (Bolts)After securing a majority on the North Carolina Supreme Court in 2022, Republican justices promptly overturned a ruling that had struck down GOP gerrymanders, paving the way for their party's lawmakers to draw a new map designed to hand them several congressional districts. By then, Democrats already had no recourse outside of state courts: This U.S. Supreme Court has shut the door on complaints of partisan gerrymandering proceeding in federal courts.
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5 days ago |
denvergazette.com | Daniel Nichanian |Michael Barajas
Washington, DC (Bolts)After securing a majority on the North Carolina Supreme Court in 2022, Republican justices promptly overturned a ruling that had struck down GOP gerrymanders, paving the way for their party's lawmakers to draw a new map designed to hand them several congressional districts. By then, Democrats already had no recourse outside of state courts: This U.S. Supreme Court has shut the door on complaints of partisan gerrymandering proceeding in federal courts.
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6 days ago |
register-herald.com | Daniel Nichanian
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1 week ago |
boltsmag.org | Daniel Nichanian
Volunteers with the League of Women Voters of Florida are often seen at farmers markets, book clubs, parades, and other gathering places, collecting petitions and raising awareness on new campaigns. The League in recent years has become a flag bearer for the citizens initiative process that allows ordinary Floridians to bypass lawmakers and amend the state constitution.
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NEW from me: In a landmark ruling, Michigan's supreme court has struck down mandatory life without parole sentences for youth up to age 21. Nearly 600 Michiganders who expected to die in prison will now get a shot at a different outcome. https://t.co/BJWR2cVhEY