In Ohio, voting-rights group were out in droves on Election Day making sure every vote counted.
Clare Malone
Clare Malone is a freelance writer and member of the editorial staff of The New Yorker. Her work has appeared in The American Prospect, The Daily Beast, Slate, Bloomberg View, and Rust Belt Chic: The Cleveland Anthology. She is a former Prospect web editor.
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Ohio Legal Showdown?
Tips on what to expect from an expert (who thinks it probably won’t come to that)
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Long Lines and John Legend: Early Weekend Voting’s Last Day in Ohio
On the ground in crucial Cuyahoga County
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Ohio’s Brown Revolution
What will the fighting liberal senator’s likely re-election mean for the future of Ohio Democrats?
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The Belle of the Electoral College Ball
Ohio is being hailed as the state to watch on November 6, and as a result, Lake County has been awash in ads and armies of volunteer convincers for months.
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Bums on the Bus
Nuns on the Bus confronted by Romney-Ryan supporters.
Posted inBooks, Arts and Culture
Free Speech, Lost in Translation
Why the West can’t yet expect to see its democratic reflection in the Middle East
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Pilgrims in an Unholy Land
A Prospect reporter’s dispatch from the annual Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C.
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Libyan Americans Hold a Vigil
After the Benghazi attacks, expatriates worry about the future of their fragile democracy.
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Holy Rollers
The Nuns on the Bus are just one example of progressive dissidents challenging the hierarchy of the Catholic Church.