Brooks Fuller of Common Cause North Carolina on proposals to make voting in our state harder
About this episode
The episode discusses proposals in North Carolina aimed at making voting more difficult, featuring insights from Brooks Fuller of Common Cause North Carolina.
  Ever since Republicans captured control of the state legislature at the outset of the last decade, North Carolinians have been witness to a steady stream of proposals designed to make voting harder and more complicated and make the day-to-day oversight and regulation of elections more partisan. And now, with yet another national election of […]
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Guest: Brooks Fuller
Topics covered
- voting rights
- political proposals
- election regulation
- partisan politics
- North Carolina
Keywords
- voting
- North Carolina
- elections
- Republicans
- politics
- Common Cause
- Brooks Fuller
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Common Cause North Carolina, Republicans
Places: North Carolina
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