Cameron Smith

Alabama Policy Institute

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Policy Director and General Counsel at the Alabama Policy Institute, a conservative think-tank in Birmingham

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After the re-election of America's first black president, Alabama and other states want the US Supreme Court to throw out a key section of the Voting Rights Act .

Has the South Outgrown the Voting Rights Act?

After the re-election of America's first black president, Alabama and other states want the US Supreme Court to throw out a key section of the Voting Rights Act .

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