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New Organizing Institute and Project Vote Announce New Home for DECC
“DECC is a vital piece of the voter engagement infrastructure, and a critical bridge between engagement efforts and ongoing community organizing,” said Amy Busefink, deputy director of Project Vote. Read more
Indiana Election Bill Could be Confusing for Students
An omnibus election bill that is moving through the Indiana legislature could pose a risk of intimidating student voters. Read more
New Study Assesses the Impact of Voter Registration Deadlines
Voter registration deadlines vary widely between different states. Twelve states currently provide Same Day Registration (SDR) which permits voters to... Read more
Voter Empowerment Act would Improve Elections for Both Voters and Officials
Today, the Voter Empowerment Act (VEA) was introduced in the House of Representatives. Estelle Rogers, legislative director for Project Vote,... Read more
Democracy Restoration Act Would Give Voting Rights Back to Millions in Federal Elections
Today, U.S. Senator Ben Cardin and several others introduced the Democracy Restoration Act to “restore voting rights in federal elections... Read more
Online Voter Registration Moves in Two States
As America has become ever more digitally interconnected and additional routine tasks and functions are now being carried out over... Read more
King v. Burwell, a Recap
Late Tuesday night, after binge-watching as many episodes of “House of Cards” as time permitted, I hastily grabbed a blanket... Read more
Oregon Legislature Sends Automatic Voter Registration Bill to Govenor
Today, the Oregon State Senate adopted HB 2177, a bill that would automatically register Oregonians to vote after they have... Read more
Latino Voters More Likely to Face Discrimination by Election Officials
A new article published in the American Political Science Review raises disturbing questions about the discrimination faced by minorities throughout... Read more
New Research Memo Looks at Who in America Has Photo ID
With voter ID a hot-button topic in state legislatures, Project Vote is pleased today to release a new research memo... Read more