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Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, gave roughly $350–$419 million in 2020 to nonprofit groups that in turn made grants to local election offices to help run voting during the pandemic; most...
and his wife routed roughly through nonprofit intermediaries to help local election administration during the 2020 pandemic; the bulk was announced on September 1, 2020 and later augmented by addition...
and ’s roughly to nonprofits that funded local election offices sparked legal and ethical controversies about private money in public elections, , and a wave of legislative and ballot‑measure response...
and his wife, , routed large sums through charitable vehicles to help local election offices in 2020; reporting identifies two principal beneficiaries — the and the — but published totals and exact al...
State-level registration rates in 2024 were most affected by three policy families: expanded modern registration methods (automatic, online, same‑day), new restrictive rules (proof‑of‑citizenship, lim...