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Tag: 2014 election

Labor Rights Politics

Election Day Victories Will Bring Paid Sick Leave to Massachusetts, California, and New Jersey

Feminist Newswire | November 6th, 2014

Employees in Massachusetts and in the cities of Oakland, California and Trenton and Montclair in New Jersey will be able to utilize their newly mandated sick leave by 2015.

Economy Labor Rights Politics

Minimum Wage Workers Across the Nation Won Raises on Election Day

Feminist Newswire | November 6th, 2014

Voters threw their weight behind state, county, and city referendums raising the minimum wage across seven states on Election Day Tuesday.

Other Issues Politics

Election Day Decisions on Marijuana and Nonviolent Crimes Also Counter Racial Biases of War on Drugs

Feminist Newswire | November 6th, 2014

The new laws could help to significantly reduce the disparate impact of overpolicing and incarceration of people of color.

Campus Politics Reproductive Rights

While Colorado and North Dakota Rejected Personhood on Election Day, Tennessee’s Anti-Abortion Measure Passed

Feminist Newswire | November 5th, 2014

Voters in North Dakota and Colorado handily defeated two state constitutional personhood amendments yesterday. In Tennessee, however, a state constitutional amendment that gives state legislators more power to restrict abortion access and birth control passed.

Politics

A Majority of Oregon’s Electorate Voted for Women’s Equality in the Midterm Election

Feminist Newswire | November 5th, 2014

Over 116,000 signatures from registered voters in Oregon put Measure 89 on the ballot.

Activism Campus Politics

This Election Day, Students Are Mobilizing Against Anti-Abortion Ballot Measures

Feminist Newswire | November 4th, 2014

Students in North Dakota and Tennessee are getting out the vote against anti-abortion and anti-birth control ballot measures being decided today at the polls.

Activism Politics

It’s Election Day! Find Out Where and How to Vote and What’s at Stake

Carmen Rios | November 4th, 2014

It’s Election Day! We’ve got some helpful tools that will guide you through voting and the measures you might decide on your ballot.

Reproductive Rights

Major Local and National Newspapers Want Colorado to Vote No on Amendment 67

Feminist Newswire | November 3rd, 2014

18 newspapers in Colorado have spoken out against Amendment 67, a personhood amendment being decided by voters tomorrow which would ban all abortions and in-vitro fertilization in the state and restrict access to common forms of birth control.

Activism Reproductive Rights Violence Against Women

Celebrities and Survivor Advocates Encourage Tennessee and North Dakota Voters to Reject Anti-Abortion Measures

Feminist Newswire | November 3rd, 2014

Advocates for survivors of sexual violence in North Dakota and Tennessee urged voters to turn down two dangerous anti-abortion measures when they go to the polls on this Tuesday, stressing the damage these measures would cause.

Reproductive Rights

Women of Color in Tennessee Are United in Opposition to Amendment 1

Feminist Newswire | October 31st, 2014

Just days before the general election in Tennessee, a coalition of community leaders, clergy, and advocates led a press conference encouraging women of color to vote no on Amendment 1, a dangerous and far-reaching measure on the state’s ballot.

Labor Rights

Potential Ballot Measure in DC Would Raise Minimum Wage to $15

Feminist Newswire | October 24th, 2014

Low-wage workers in Washington, DC might see a significant increase in their pay, thanks to national labor rights group Restaurant Opportunities Center United.

Politics

US Supreme Court Shuts Down First Week of Early Voting in Ohio

Feminist Newswire | September 30th, 2014

Less than 24 hours before the start of Ohio’s would-be voting period, the Supreme Court blocked efforts to restore a full seven days of early voting in the state, marking a win for the Republican-controlled legislature that enacted the new voting restrictions.

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