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In 1993, Congress passed the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA). Its primary purpose was to open up the voter registration process and enhance democratic participation. Fifteen years after enactment of the NVRA, however, many states continue to appear unaware of the federal rules regarding voter roll purges. A survey of state laws and election officials shows that, on the eve of the 2008 general election, voters across the country do not appear to enjoy the important voter protection provisions afforded by the NVRA. |
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Campaign contribution limits do not hurt challengers.If anything, contribution limits can work to reduce the financial bias that traditionally works in favor of incumbents. |
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Doubling individual campaign contribution limits did not deliver the promised benefit of more competitive elections. |
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