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Project Vote Joins Case Against Florida Voter Suppression Law
Today, Project Vote and its affiliate, Voting for America, were given permission by the federal district court in Washington, DC,... Read more
Mississippi Polarizes Voters on November Ballot
On November 8, Mississippians will vote on an issue that comes with a deeply politicized history, forcing some opponents to question... Read more
Wis. Officials Test Voter ID Law in Mock Election
Yesterday, the Madison City Clerk conducted a mock election with dozens of community members to “work out the kinks” that... Read more
Calif. Gov. Addresses Proposed Changes in Voter Registration Law
California Governor Jerry Brown addressed key changes to state voter registration law Friday, just before his deadline to approve new... Read more
Fla. wants end to federal oversight of elections
Florida's top elections official today challenged federal oversight of state elections as part of an earlier lawsuit seeking approval of portions of a Republican-sponsored election law. Read more
Texas SOS Responds to DOJ on Voter ID
Tuesday, the Texas secretary of state submitted additional information to the Justice Department “in an effort to ensure the state’s... Read more
Clearing Confusion About Voter ID in Wisconsin
Today, the League of Women Voters released a report that used this summer’s recall elections as an example of what... Read more
Elderly Black Woman Denied Voter ID in Tenn.
Last week, we blogged about public fears of disenfranchising elderly voters in Tennessee. Yesterday, the story of a 96-year-old black... Read more
The battle over ballot access continues in Colorado
The battle continues between a Colorado election clerk and the secretary of state over who can receive mail ballots before the... Read more
States Ignore the Impact Photo ID Laws Could Have on Their Citizens
“The U.S. Supreme Court upheld voter ID requirements in concept three years ago, but justices said then that they might... Read more