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Missouri House Approves Photo Voter ID Bill
Yesterday, the Missouri House adopted a photo voter ID bill that, if approved by the Senate, would go into effect... Read more
S.C. House Pushes Bill to Raise Voter Registration Barriers
Yesterday, civil and voting rights activists spoke out against a South Carolina proposal to raise restrictions on community-based groups that... Read more
Voter ID Proposals Die in New Mexico
Three proposals to require citizens to present photo ID to cast a regular ballot were blocked yesterday on a 3-2... Read more
Democrats Successfully Killed Voter ID Legislation in New Mexico
A bill that would require all New Mexico voters to present certain forms of photo identification or be barred from voting died in committee today. Read more
Voting rights are still under attack in 2012, but voting rights advocates see some signs of hope
The first month of this election year has already seen a concerted and coordinated movement to roll back voting rights across the country. These legislative trends, which could have a powerful impact on turnout in the 2012 election and beyond, are summarized in a new report released Monday from Project Vote. Read more
Photo IDs Are Roadblocks to Voting
Minnesotans don’t want to have to present a photo voter ID in order to exercise their right to vote. This... Read more
Election Legislation Threats and Opportunities Memo, February 2012
In this report, Erin Ferns Lee reviews both the threats and opportunities represented by election bills that have been introduced in U.S. Congress and the states in spring 2012, based on Project Vote’s bill monitoring project, discussions with state-based advocates, recent media coverage, and the partisan makeup of the legislatures and state election directors. Read more
Federal Court Delivers Important Ruling in National Voter Registration Act Lawsuit
In a strongly worded order handed down yesterday, U.S. District Judge Charles A. Pannell, Jr. denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a coalition of voting rights groups to remedy the State of Georgia’s failure to provide voter registration services at public assistance offices. Read more
Georgia NAACP v. Kemp – Order Denying Motion to Dismiss
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Federal Hearing Puts Spotlight on Florida Voter Suppression Law
A controversial Florida law threatens voter registration drives and early voting, which has a disproportionate impact on people who are... Read more