Samantha Pstross

Arizona Advocacy Network

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Executive Director of the Arizona Advocacy Network, which focuses on voting rights and campaign finance

Samantha Pstross on KCRW

In yesterday's primaries, party frontrunners won. Many voters lost. A record number of New Yorkers complained about delays and glitches, not to mention anger at closed primary rules.

Chaos and Disenfranchisement at the Polls

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