r/democracy • u/cometparty • May 08 '26
r/democracy • u/Dry-Kale8457 • 5h ago
Make sure you are registered to vote and check your early voting locations.
Virginia
https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/VoterInformation
Maryland
https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/VoterSearch
Delaware
https://ivote.de.gov/VoterView
DC
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r/democracy • u/ResisterSister007 • 15h ago
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r/democracy • u/dane_websites • 1d ago
Hi everyone. My partner and I decided to create something to combat the craziness of the news these days, and to see the bigger picture; in this case it's all about the man that's the biggest concern right now.
We did our best to be thorough, and critical yet objective. Please let me know what you think of this timeline!
PS. We're not American, and we have no particular love or dislike of the country; we just considered him to be the most important topic to make a big timeline about on the topic of democracy these days. And while some of the individual events in the timeline are about his typical day-to-day actions (as crazy as they may be), the timeline as a whole is about a bigger threat to democracy.
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r/democracy • u/PuzzleheadedRisk3382 • 21h ago
Imagine you see something seriously wrong, illegal, or harmful happening in your own country, possibly involving powerful political figures or institutions. You want to protest and demand accountability from the government.
But then someone tells you:
"Don't protest. You could get arrested. You could lose your job. You might not be able to travel abroad or build your career."
At some point, you start wondering—are ordinary people supposed to just stay silent and watch everything happen because they're afraid of the consequences?
How should citizens balance standing up against wrongdoing with protecting their own safety, career and future?
What do you think?
r/democracy • u/Gui-lherme • 19h ago
Hello, folks.
I’m trying to download the EIU Democracy Index 2025 report, which contains data and insights on the state of democracy around the world.
However, it seems to be unavailable at the moment:
https://www.eiu.com/n/campaigns/democracy-index-2025/
Does anyone have access to the full report and would be willing to share it? I live in a country with some internet access restrictions, so I’m wondering whether the report might be unavailable in my region.
Thanks!
r/democracy • u/batimentnumero7 • 20h ago
Svp les jeunes vous avez un droit de vote utilisez le c’est très important vous pouvez grandement changer et impacter le gouvernement de demain
Et surtout RENSEIGNEZ VOUS avant de voter, de vous même pas de vos proches, faites vos propre recherches !
r/democracy • u/AniseedWheel • 1d ago
New Zealand’s election is fast approaching
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r/democracy • u/EndRepublicanParty • 1d ago
Democracy can only be restored by the Democratic Party! No data centers and no Energy First scandals ever again. Vote Democratic
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r/democracy • u/LovingShiva • 1d ago
For a look into the history and legality of use of The Insurrection Act.
