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Holding onto two House seats not only helps R I , it helps Governor McKee

Holding onto two House seats not only helps R.I., it helps Governor McKee The incumbent Democrat no longer must face the possibility of running against a popular US congressman in 2022, analysts say By Edward Fitzpatrick Globe Staff,Updated April 27, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend Pink spring blossoms at the Rhode Island State House. #rhodeislandSuzanne Krieter/Globe staff PROVIDENCE â When the US Census Bureau announced on Monday that Rhode Island would keep its two seats in the US House of Representatives, the news certainly came as a relief to Representatives James R. Langevin and David N. Cicilline. But as Robert A. Walsh Jr., executive director of the National Education Association Rhode Island, pointed out Monday: âThe big winner today is not the obvious winner â itâs Governor Dan McKee.â

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Stepping Up: 28 States Take on Big Tech; 20 Move to Prohibit or Discourage Censorship

Stepping Up: 28 States Take on Big Tech; 20 Move to Prohibit or Discourage Censorship
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Coalition calls for lowering barriers to mail ballots and allowing same-day voter registration in Rhode Island

Coalition calls for lowering barriers to mail ballots and allowing same-day voter registration in Rhode Island Edward Fitzpatrick © Rhode Island Secretary of State Envelope and sticker for mail ballots in Rhode Island s June 2 presidential primary PROVIDENCE As Republican elected officials across the country push for new voting restrictions, a coalition of 27 groups is calling for Rhode Island to lower barriers to using mail ballots, expanding early voting, and allowing same-day voter registration. The “Let RI Vote” coalition – with groups such as Common Cause Rhode Island, the League of Women Voters, and the ACLU of Rhode Island – launched its drive on Wednesday, saying that despite the pandemic, Rhode Island broke voter turnout records in November because vote-by-mail barriers were temporarily reduced and residents were encouraged to cast mail ballots or vote early in-person.

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Coalition calls for lowering barriers to mail ballots and allowing same-day voter registration in Rhode Island

Coalition calls for lowering barriers to mail ballots and allowing same-day voter registration in Rhode Island
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ACLU sues R I attorney general over public records fee

ACLU sues R.I. attorney general over public records fee A law student is seeking reports on how many plea deals were vacated because judges failed to tell defendants about immigration consequences By Edward Fitzpatrick Globe Staff,Updated February 2, 2021, 11:27 a.m. Email to a Friend The offices of the ACLU of Rhode Island in downtown Providence.Edward Fitzpatrick PROVIDENCE â The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island is suing the attorney generalâs office, challenging a $225 fee charged to a law student for records regarding plea deals that could have immigration consequences. The ACLU filed the lawsuit on behalf of Roger Williams University School of Law student Lindsay Koso, who is doing research for a law review article on state immigration law. One law requires the attorney general to give the legislature an annual report listing cases in which plea agreements were vacated because judges failed to tell criminal defendants that a plea could have adverse

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