Adam Skaggs

Counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice, New York University School of Law

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A  story  in today's New York Times that reports on state records and Social Security data in six of the so-called "swing states" in the presidential election -- Colorado, Indiana,…

Eligible Voters Are Being Dropped From Voter Rolls

A story in today's New York Times that reports on state records and Social Security data in six of the so-called "swing states" in the presidential election -- Colorado, Indiana,…

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