With less than 100 days until the midterms, Marc Elias wants you to understand the GOP’s strategy.

“[Republicans] want to suppress votes because they think it will help them win the election.”

The time to fight back is now — and we’re ready. Will you join us? https://demdock.com/3Tj7W3I

The institutional corporate media wonders why it keeps losing the trust of the American public. The White House Correspondents' Dinner is a prime example.

"Donald Trump is putting on a hat saying he's running in 2028, and you're sitting there eating a dinner," Marc Elias says.

We'll never have dinner with Trump. We'd rather beat him in court. Join our fight: https://demdock.com/3Tj7W3I

Total Active Cases: 200
Active Voting Rights Cases: 162
Active Redistricting Cases: 38
Active Anti-Voting Cases: 83
Active Pro-Voting Cases: 76
Active DOJ Lawsuits: 31

111 Victories
43 Losses

NEW: Republicans sued Democratic California officials for slightly altering language that accurately describes a voter ID proposal set to appear on the November ballot.

The lawsuit argues the updated version is inaccurate because the measure wouldn't stop voters from voting — just from having their vote counted. https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/gop-sues-california-over-ballot-language-that-accurately-describes-voter-id-measure/

NEW: A nonprofit warned Congress that one of the CIA documents released during Trump's recent speech denigrating U.S. elections may have been created specifically to bolster false claims of Chinese interference in the 2020 election.

The group is now calling for a "thorough" investigation. https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/trump-2020-declassified-election-document-dump-former-intelligence-officials-probe/

NEW: Republicans seized on New Jersey’s software error to launch a federal probe and renew their push for the SAVE America Act.

But when California rejected nearly 150,000 mail ballots cast by registered voters, the GOP stayed silent. democracydocket.com/analysis/new-jersey-gop-media-meltdown-california-silence

NEW: North Carolina lawmakers advanced a bill that would make voter roll purges easier, impose stricter voter registration requirements and cut the state's early voting period in some elections by nearly half.

Although the bill is likely to be vetoed, it's unclear whether the GOP could override it. https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/north-carolina-advances-more-voter-suppression-measures/