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La. sued for disenfranchising minority and low-income voters
Louisiana is being sued for alleged non-compliance with the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) by the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Inc. (LDF), Project Vote, and several private persons. Read more
The GOP’s Voter ID gambit
The GOP in many states is quietly encouraging another controversial measure: Voter ID. Read more
GOP, pushing ballot integrity, plans floor vote today
Voters would be required to show photo identification at the polls under a bill moving rapidly in the Ohio House... Read more
Federal judge approves NM voting rights settlement
A federal judge has approved a consent order aimed at ensuring New Mexicans have a chance to register to vote at public assistance offices. Read more
Civil rights group: La. violating voting law
Louisiana departments aren't complying with a federal law that requires public assistance agencies that serve low-income residents to offer them voter registration, a civil rights group said Wednesday. Read more
Agency violates voter registration law
A federal judge has ruled New Mexico's Human Services Department is violating the National Voter Registration Act by not offering a voter registration application with every application for public assistance benefits. Read more
Judge sides with low-income voters:State must hand out forms regardless of whether person requests them
New Mexico must make voter registration easier for thousands of individuals seeking low-income health care benefits, a federal judge said Tuesday. Read more
New state auditor may change voting rules
A newly elected state official is looking to change the voting system, but some say the push could disenfranchise potential voters and curb turnout. Read more
California Exceptionalism: Kamala Harris Makes It a Clean Democratic Sweep!
According to an analysis of the 2010 mid-term elections by Project Vote, at the national level, the voters that put Barack Obama in the White House back in 2008 stayed home. Read more
The 2010 electorate: Old, white, rich and Republican
The 2010 elections turned into a rout of the Democrats because the elderly and wealthy surged to the polls, according to a new report from Project Vote. Read more