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Election 2012: Voting issues emerge

Long lines, voter IDs, crashed computers were reported following Tuesday's voting. The effects of hurricane Sandy were a factor in New York and New Jersey.
Obama, Romney teams 'lawyer up' for Election Day vote disputes

Thousands of partisan lawyers and poll-watchers have fanned out across the country, ready to fight over contested votes on Election Day. Nobody wants a repeat of Florida's contentious 2000 recount.
Appeals court upholds key provision of Voting Rights Act. Supreme Court could loom

A federal court on Friday rejected an Alabama county's argument that a key part of the 1965 Voting Rights act is outdated. That could set the stage for a Supreme Court hearing.
Conservatives see silver lining in Sotomayor vote

Liberals cheered the first Hispanic justice, but conservatives say Sotomayor ultimately backed away from a liberal view of the Constitution.
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Topic: Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law

All Content

Election 2012: Voting issues emerge

Obama, Romney teams 'lawyer up' for Election Day vote disputes

Appeals court upholds key provision of Voting Rights Act. Supreme Court could loom

Conservatives see silver lining in Sotomayor vote

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