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California Governor Approves Voter Registration Bills
This week, California Governor Jerry Brown approved two new election bills in an effort to “promote and encourage” voter registration... Read more
Controversial Changes to Florida Election Law Remain in Question
Today, Florida Secretary of State Kurt Browning announced that the Justice Department approved part of a controversial new election law... Read more
DOJ okays pieces of controversial elections law
Secretary of State Kurt Browning announced Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Justice had cleared dozens of changes to elections law… Read more
Penn. Officials Still Pursue Photo ID Law, Despite Lack of Voter Impersonation
Pennsylvania voters and advocates are concerned with the commonwealth’s latest effort to conform to the Republican-led trend to pass restrictive... Read more
Civil Rights Groups Urge Justice Dept. to Reject S.C. Photo ID Law
Civil and voting rights groups urge the Justice Department to reject South Carolina’s photo ID law, stating in an 18-page... Read more
Judge stays ruling in Norfolk voter registration case
A federal judge issued a stay to an earlier ruling that would have made voter registration records available to the public. Read more
Democrats Targeted in Wisconsin Voter Deception Scheme
Accusations of partisan politics and voter suppression have been on the rise with the recent passage of restrictive election reforms... Read more
More Members of Congress Urge DOJ to Review Photo ID Laws
Last week, more than 100 House Democrats urged the Justice Department to investigate whether photo voter identification laws violate the... Read more
Fla. Avoids DOJ in Seeking Approval of Election Law
Florida took the more expensive route in seeking pre-clearance of a controversial new election law. On Friday, Secretary of State Kurt Browning... Read more
Election Legislation Threats and Opportunities Memo, August 2011
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 summer 2011, 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