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Voter apathy is turning American democracy into an oligarchy where elites rule | PennLive Editorial
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How Latino Voters Will Decide the 2024 Election
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Bolivia’s African roots and presence: A dialogue with a scholar
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LatAm in Focus: How the Dominican Republic Breaks Latin America's Election Mold
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Noncitizen S.F. City College students could vote in school elections
City College of San Francisco students who are not citizens may soon be able to vote in elections for the school’s Board of Trustees, spokespersons for the college said Friday. The school’s Board of ... Read More
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