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Written Testimony on Preparing Philadelphia for the November 2020 Election

Preparing Philadelphia for the November 2020 Election | City Council Legislative Oversight Committee

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General Assembly and Governor Approve Bill to Move 2020 Primary

Primary Election Shifts to June 2 with Emergency Provisions

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Seventy Announces Release of 2018 Primary Election Resources

COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY ELECTION PROGRAM SET FOR MAY 15 PRIMARY ELECTION | Nonpartisan Voter Guide Expanded to All Five Counties

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The Latino Vote Town Hall

AL DÍA will be hosting insiders from within the Latino community to discuss the increasingly important Latino vote.

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Committee of Seventy Statement on HR 1100

House State Government Committee

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Testimony submitted to the Presidential Commission on Election Administration

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Committee of Seventy Statement on Continued Vote Count

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Letter to General Assembly: Urgent Election Code Fixes Needed for Counties and Voters

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Written Testimony on Bill 200015 and Resolution 200056

Proposed Changes to Political Activity Rules City Council Committee on Law and Government

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Lesson 2: Confirmation Bias and Filter Bubbles

There are many sources available to news consumers. How do they know which sources are misleading or opinionated? Which are credible or fact-based?

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