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Ohio Senate Attempts to Cancel Referendum on Voting Law
Today, Project Vote election counsel, Camille Wimbish spoke out against the Ohio Senate’s effort to repeal an election bill that... Read more
Testimony on Ohio SB 295 to the Government Reform and Oversight Committee Ohio Senate.
Project Vote submitted testimony to the Ohio Senate Committee on Government Reform and Oversight Committee regarding SB 295 (2012), a bill that sought to repeal HB 194. Read more
Vote to repeal elections bill is delayed by one week
“We cannot overemphasize how confusing it would be for both voters and poll workers if...election rules abruptly change between the primary and general election,” Camille Wimbish, election counsel for Project Vote, told the committee. Read more
Rep. Davis Dropped from the Voter Roll
Former U.S. Congressman Lincoln Davis found out the hard way that voter suppression still exists in the U.S. He went... Read more
There is no such thing as “free ID”
Michigan voters shouldn’t have to jump through hoops to express their fundamental right to vote. But if bills pending in... Read more
Today in Kansas, extreme voter suppression rule pushed ahead of election, more states follow
What’s the matter with Kansas? If Secretary of State Kris Kobach and House Republicans have their way, it will be... Read more
Voting for America, Project Vote et al v. Steen et al: Amended Complaint
A lawsuit challenging the Texas Volunteer Deputy Registrar statute that creates restrictions and criminal liability against anyone who collects voter registration cards. Read more
Charlotte Observer says no photo voter ID for North Carolina
The Charlotte Observer today offers up hard data on why photo voter IDs will create undue hurdles for citizens to... Read more
The Myth of the “Always Necessary” Photo ID
Although the Justice Department has denied preclearance to restrictive voter ID laws in two states this year because they disproportionately... Read more
Department of Justice Properly Rejects Texas Voter ID Law as Discriminatory
Today, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) notified the state of Texas that it would not approve the state's new voter ID law because it violated the Voting Rights Act. Michael Slater, executive director of Project Vote, issued the following statement in response: Read more