elections
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Huh? A Federal Judge Ruled That Georgia Isn’t Disenfranchising Voters
The state passed one o f the most restrictive voting laws in the country last year
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Could the Supreme Court’s Ruling in Alabama Gerrymandering Case Further Dilute Black Voting Power?
A decision in the Merill v. Milligan case could pave the way for the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to be diluted even further.
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The Upcoming Case That Could Destroy Voting Rights
In Moore v. Harper, North Carolina Republicans want to shut down court challenges to their election shenanigans
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DOJ Says Florida Republicans Specifically Targeted Black Voters With Restrictions
Florida's SB 90 law wants to restrict the availability of absentee ballot drop boxes and food and water access at voting stations
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NBA Will Pause Games On Midterm Election Day So That Fans Can Go Vote
All 30 teams will provide information about voter registration and processes in their respective states.
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Republicans Lose Court Challenge to Mail-In Voting in PA
Now the GOP wants smoke with Black voters in front of SCOTUS
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Are Voting Rights Headed The Way Of Abortion Rights?
In Georgia, Republicans employ a tactic from the abortion wars to get voter registrations tossed
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Coalition Aimed At Increasing Black Voter Turnout For Midterms Begins This Week
The National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, including 50 organizations, look to engage African American voters ahead of the midterm elections.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Absentee Ballot Boxes Are Illegal
In a 4-3 ruling, the high court rules that ballot boxes cannot be anywhere other than elected officials’ offices
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New Zealand Declares Proud Boys As A Terrorist Organization
The country's Police Minister Chris Hipkins says “violent protests attempting to overthrow the government" contributed to the designation.