the system ofhe democracy and justice in the united states. we think that often urgently need repair so they work for all americans. we are funded not by the university but by private supporters, 14,000 of them at last count. we are deeply concerned about the assault on voting that is taking place across the country right now. your website says americans facing an overwhelming legislative assault, those of the words you use on voting rights. explain what you re seeing out there. think about firsters what we had last year. it was something of a civic miracle. despite the pendant and despite for suppression and despite lies about the election, it was the highest voter turnout since 1900. or by mail. it was actually a huge success. as president trump s own security experts confirmed, it was the most secure election in memory. all of the courts who looked at this rejected notions of fraud affected the election. we should be celebrating that. instead, what we see in states acr
that we hope it inspires people to do the same. the history chicks sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a you can also listen to q&a as a podcast, where you get your podcast. are guesses michael waldman he is with the new york university law school and president of the brennan center for justice good morning, great to be with you. tell us what is the center for justice and how we organize and fund it. we are nonpartisan law ande policy institute we work to strengthen and reform the system of democracy of justice in the united states we think they urgently need repair so they weren t for all americans we are funded not by the university but private supporters 14000 at last count and we are deeply concerned about the assault on voting that s taken place across the country. your website says american facing an overwhelming legislative assault, those are the words that you use on voting rights explain what you re seeing out there. take about for starters what we had last yea
Republican nominations in local contested races were unofficially earned May 21 as Sharon Nelson Viktora, Josh Biddy and incumbent Clark Millsap secured wins in the general primary election.
On May 21, the General Primary/Nonpartisan General Election will feature several local contested races and a pair of special election questions on the ballot. Eligible voters can cast their ballots