electoral fraud
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Black Woman Who Was Victim of Desantis’ Voting Fraud Law Has Charges Dropped
Marsha Ervin claimed she was confused about the changes in state law after she voted while still on probation.
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A Must Read: Supreme Court Protects Black Voting Rights In Alabama
In a 5-4 ruling, The Supreme Court ruled that Alabama’s voting map diluted the power of Black voters.
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The Supreme Court Just Handed A Blow To Black and Latino Voters In Texas
A three-panel judge dismissed an appeal by Black and people of color voters in Texas within a bigger fight of gerrymandering.
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Cheat Sheet: What is Gerrymandering?
As voters head to the polls, not enough attention is being given to the redrawing of voter districts nationwide.
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Legal Battle Over Election Intimidation Rolls Through Arizona
A federal judge rebuked the armed group that followed and filmed voters.
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Florida’s Election Police Are Carrying Out Voter Fraud Arrests On People Previously Told They Were Eligible
Of the 20 arrests, 12 Floridians were registered as Democrats, and at least 13 were Black.
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Georgia Republicans Are Intentionally Tying Up Voter Eligibility
The stage of Georgia has already seen almost 65,000 voting challenges this year alone from Republicans