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Maryland Robocall Trial Reaches Verdict
A political aide to former Maryland Gov. Robert Ehrlich was found guilty today of of conspiring to suppress black voter... Read more
Voting Laws: Michigan Legislation Could Restrict Voter Registration, Absentee Voters
Project Vote and other groups involved with voting rights brought testimony to the Senate last week, claiming the bills don't solve current voting problems but rather address "phantom problems" and cause confusion. Read more
Groups Oppose Needless Election Reform Proposals in Michigan
A coalition of voting rights groups, including Project Vote, submitted testimony to a Michigan Senate Committee today, opposing Secretary of State... Read more
Testimony on 2011 Michigan Election Reform Bills, SB 751, SB 754, SB 803.
A coalition of voting rights groups submitted testimony in opposition to SB 754, SB 751, SB 803 (2011) to the Michigan Senate Committee on Elections on November 30, 2011. Read more
Why Voter ID is a “Burden”
Andrew Rosenthal at the New York Times answers questions on the voter ID debate, including why it’s not OK to... Read more
Lawmakers Fight Back Against Maine Voters
Last Tuesday, three out of five Mainers voted against the state Legislature’s move to restrict access to the ballot. In... Read more
Voters Speak Up on Voting Rights Restrictions
The battle over voting rights reached a new peak yesterday, when voters in Maine and Mississippi voted on controversial measures... Read more
‘Motor Voter’ Registrations on the Rise
The rise in voter registrations coming from public-assistance agencies points to increased compliance with a 1993 federal election law. David... Read more
Righting the Voting Income Gap
In many of the states that saw an increase in recent years, nonprofit groups led by Dēmos, Project Vote, and The Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law had either sued or threatened to sue the state. Read more
Time Magazine: When Voter Registration is a Crime
Another Florida high school teacher is facing a $1,000 fine for helping her students register to vote in violation of... Read more