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Model Bill: High School Voter Registration
This document provides a template for lawmakers and other interested parties to draft bills in support of high school voter registration. Read more
Valdez v. Duran: Amended Complaint
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Advocates Baffled By DOJ Approval of Controversial Voter Verification Law
A two-year battle in the courts concluded this week when the Department of Justice approved Georgia’s controversial voter verification system... Read more
The Nation: Fight Tea Party Voters with Fresh Voters
Until recently, it was a “lonely fight” by voting rights groups to implement the National Voter Registration Act at public... Read more
Fight Tea Party Voters with Fresh Voters
Project Vote, Demos, The Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, and the local civil rights groups who sued these states and won (forcing turnarounds at state public assistance agencies) have been waging a lonely fight to implement the National Voter Registration Act. Read more
Celebrating Women’s Suffrage Brings Another Election Issue to Light
Next week marks the 90th anniversary of the American woman’s right to vote. Since the passage of the 19th amendment,... Read more
Labor Seeks to Mobilize Jobless, Progressive Base
The importance of labor, youth, and minority voters in the upcoming midterm election was underscored in an important briefing paper by Project Vote's Lorraine Minnite… Read more
Upcoming Poll to Show What New Voters Really Want from the Government
Today, Project Vote released a new memo, What Happened to Hope and Change? How Fascination with the “Tea Party” Obscures... Read more
Archaic Voter Registration Procedures Leave Citizens Behind
Access to voter registration—the basis of democratic participation—is still limited in the 21st century by overly restrictive, “horse-and-buggy” laws across... Read more
More Richland County low-income residents registering to vote
Job and Family Services offices in Ohio were taken to task in a 2006 lawsuit contending they failed to go far enough to register low-income voters, but voter registration at those locations skyrocketed after a court settlement went into effect in January. Read more