‘Ohio’s Strict New Voter ID Law’ Tweet
Bills aiming to suppress voting passed through many statehouses after the 2020 election, leading to restrictive new laws in states like Ohio.
Bills aiming to suppress voting passed through many statehouses after the 2020 election, leading to restrictive new laws in states like Ohio.
In March 2023, a popular tweet indicated that students at Ohio State University were cautioned about voting and its effects on financial aid.
The DOJ will cover sites affected by voter suppression — both in the legal and armed sense.
An activist’s thread about early voting activity in Tennessee illustrated how lack of access can negatively affect turnout going into the November 2022 U.S. midterm elections. Lisa Quigley, director of the group Solving Hunger, first drew attention on Twitter to early voting in Davidson County in Tennessee, noting that in 2022 (as opposed to 2018 …
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There is new context around a meme that originally circulated ahead of the 2016 general election, concerning voter intimidation and “poll watchers.”
A January 6 2022 tweet addressed part of the aftermath of the January 6 2021 Capitol insurrection.
Readers and commenters objected to a “new” law in Georgia prohibiting distribution of food or water to voters waiting in line.
Popular posts purportedly used unrelated or decontextualized images to make baseless claims about “election fraud” by way of discarded ballots.
Michigan’s Attorney General warned of election day robocalls received by Flint residents warning of “long lines” — and advising them to vote “tomorrow.”
“Accidentally” trended on Twitter following news a cut cable crashed Virginia’s voter registration site on the last day to register before the 2020 election.