voter suppression
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Law Allowing Noncitizen New Yorkers To Vote Struck Down
Expanding Democracy seems like a bit too much these days.
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Leader of ‘Stop the Steal’ Wants Pennsylvania Voters to Reregister
Critics believe not only believe his is an attack on minority voters but also that it's not legal.
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New York On Track To Pass Its Own John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act
The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act of New York would enact some of the strongest voter protections in the country.
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Tapes Expose Republicans’ Plan to Takeover Democratic-Majority Polls
The plan is to train party recruits as poll workers and work with lawyers to potentially block vote counts.
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Stacey Abrams Wins Georgia’s Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
Abrams's win sets her up for a rematch with Republican Gov. Brian Kemp in the fall election.
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Federal Judge Rejects RNC Lawsuit Regarding Jan. 6th Documents
The House select committee will be able to obtain Republican National Committee’s marketing email data leading up to January 6, 2021.
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Desantis Signs Bill To Create Election Police Force In Florida
The creation of the "Office of Election Crimes and Security" will be one of the first in the country.
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Mark Meadows Removed From North Carolina Voter Rolls As Voter Fraud Claims Are Investigated
The former chief of staff is under investigation for allegedly voting from an address he had never visited outside of North Carolina.
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National Urban League’s 2022 State of Black America Report Provides An Urgent Warning To Democracy
The 2022 report claims that issues such as voter suppression and growing income inequality will “precipitate the collapse of democracy in the U.S.
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Abrams-Backed Lawsuit Challenging Georgia’s Election Process Goes To Trial
The lawsuit which was filed in 2018 targeting Georgia's in-person cancellation of absentee ballots begins trial proceedings today