Tierney Sneed

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Tierney Sneed is a D.C.-based investigative reporter. She focuses on voting rights and previously covered health care for TPM.
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What We Learned About Trump’s Census Gambit In Monday’s SCOTUS Hearing Prime Badge
11.30.20 | 4:15 pm
The Slapdowns To Trump’s Bid To Reverse His Defeat Are Getting More Painful Prime Badge
This Week in Voting Rights: A weekly roundup of news on Americans' access to the ballot box.
11.30.20 | 2:58 pm
DOJ’s Squirreliness on Trump’s Census Plans Frustrates SCOTUS Conservatives
11.30.20 | 1:37 pm
WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 12: The Supreme Court of the United States of America. The building, a classical Corinthian architectural style, was completed in 1935 with marble mined from Vermont used on the exterior and the four inner courtyards are white Georgia marble. (Photo by Jonathan Newton / The Washington Post) WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 12: The Supreme Court of the United States of America. The building, a classical Corinthian architectural style, was completed in 1935 with marble mined from Vermont used on the exterior and the four inner courtyards are white Georgia marble. (Photo by Jonathan Newton / The Washington Post)
Listen Live: SCOTUS Hears Arguments On Legality Of Trump’s Hijacking Of The Census
11.30.20 | 9:22 am
Trump Announces Pardon For Mike Flynn
11.25.20 | 4:11 pm
A 2020 census letter mailed to a U.S. resident, is shown in Detroit, Sunday, April 5, 2020. The Census Bureau is required by federal statute to send the president the counts that will be used to carve up congressional districts — known as apportionment — and draw state legislative districts by Dec. 31. The new coronavirus COVID-19 spread forced the U.S. Census Bureau to suspend field operations (AP Photo/Paul Sancya) A 2020 census letter mailed to a U.S. resident, is shown in Detroit, Sunday, April 5, 2020. The Census Bureau is required by federal statute to send the president the counts that will be used to carve up congressional districts — known as apportionment — and draw state legislative districts by Dec. 31. The new coronavirus COVID-19 spread forced the U.S. Census Bureau to suspend field operations (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Controversial Academic Named To Census Panel In Waning Days Of Trump
11.23.20 | 5:02 pm
MI GOPers Decide Against Playing Along With Trump’s Faux Coup After All
11.23.20 | 4:59 pm
Trump’s Faux Coup Gets Weirder As Campaign Vows SCOTUS Bid After PA Slapdown Prime Badge
This Week in Voting Rights: A weekly roundup of news on Americans' access to the ballot box.
11.23.20 | 11:21 am
Key Dem: Census Bureau Refusing To Brief House On New Hiccup In Count
11.19.20 | 5:57 pm
New Delays In Final Stage Of Census Could Foil Trump’s Plan To Rig It
11.19.20 | 12:09 pm

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