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National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers

The National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers is a member-led Association dedicated to structural election reforms in the public interest. We provide support to our member organizations through shared resources, best practices, and regular convenings. What unites us is being pro-voter, not anti-party. We favor a robust competition of numerous political parties and independents, and a level playing field on which that can occur. Our members have led campaigns for changes that increase electoral competition like Colorado's more open primary and redistricting reform, Maine's statewide ranked choice voting initiative, and California's top-two nonpartisan primary system.

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Primary Reform: State of Play

Organizers: National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers and Open Primaries

Open Primaries President John Opdycke and civil rights leader Rev. Darryl Gray will co-host a national virtual spotlight on the "state of play" of primary reform efforts across the country, including Alaska, Florida, Arkansas, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and St. Louis. Hear quick reports from campaign leaders, followed by updates on legal and research efforts and a Q&A session.

Location: Webinar

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Flood of 'spend more on elections' missives in congressional mailboxes

Advocates for making voting safer and easier this year are showering Congress with appeals for help in the next coronavirus response package.

The flow of letters, e-mail and appeals posted online has accelerated in recent days, as lawmakers have started haggling over a fourth aid package since the pandemic took hold. But any decisions have now been delayed at least two weeks, as the Senate on Tuesday joined the House in postponing lawmakers' earliest return until the week of May 4.

The missives have much in common: They are signed mainly by progressive groups, augmented by a handful of cross-partisan good governance organizations. They focus on getting more money for expanding mail-in voting, early in-person voting, online registration and other steps to protect the electorate and election workers from the virus. And they stop short of calling for federal requirements for states spending the aid.

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Second Annual Nonpartisan Reformers Summit

Organizer: National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers

Reform leaders and organizations will gather to focus exclusively on one goal: to provide more choice to voters and better representation to every citizen, regardless of their party affiliation or non-affiliation.

Location: The Oxford Hotel, 1600 17th St., Denver, CO 80202

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