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After the supreme court appeared poised to weaken a key provision of the landmark civil rights law, both parties began to reckon with an uncertain future. Campaigns and parties must once again step up to defend voting rights against burdensome regulations, not only for their political success but for the sake of democracy. The supreme court’s conservative majority appears to be on the verge of weakening the voting rights act, the landmark civil rights era law that protects racial minorities’ voting power

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The supreme court’s evident commitment to eviscerating what remains of the voting rights act appears certain to hand an electoral bonanza to republicans. Magazine a bizarro take on the 14th amendment for the voting rights act After an impassioned set of arguments wednesday over the 1965 voting rights act, the question is whether justice brett kavanaugh is willing to completely dismantle a law intended to ensure equal.

What does that mean for black voters, democracy, and control of congress?

Nick corasaniti / new york times Parties brace for a political future without the voting rights act + discussion Magazine and ayanna pressley discussion Slate democrats have one brutal path to survival if the supreme court kills the voting rights act ms