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Request to Change National Voter Registration Form Denied
The U.S. Election Assistance Commission decided Friday that proof of citizenship requirements to register to vote would “likely hinder eligible... Read more
Ballot Access Bill Passes Massachusetts Senate
The Massachusetts Senate overwhelmingly approved an omnibus election bill that would improve access to the ballot yesterday. Read more
Penn. Judge Sides with Voters, Strikes Down Voter ID Law
Pennsylvania’s controversial voter ID law was found unconstitutional today. Read more
Alabama Agrees to Offer Voter Registration Opportunities to Low-Income Citizens
As we enter this important election year, I am pleased to announce the first major voting rights victory of 2014. Read more
Alabama Agrees to Procedures to Ensure Voter Registration Opportunities at Public Assistance Agencies
Montgomery, Ala. – The Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, represented by attorneys from Project Vote, Demos, the Lawyers’ Committee... Read more
The Public Weighs in on Request to Change National Voter Registration Form
The Election Assistance Commission opened the floor to the public late in December, seeking comments on whether to allow Arizona,... Read more
New Book Highlights the Dangers of Representational Bias
Project Vote’s mission has always been to increase voter participation among underrepresented groups, and ensure that the American electorate truly... Read more
Voter Suppression Laws Most Likely Pass Where Minority Turnout Is High, Says Report
There may be a correlation between high minority voter turnout and the passage of restrictive voting laws, according to a... Read more
Voter Fraud Probe Yields Few Cases
Yet another state’s voter fraud investigation resulted in little evidence of criminal activity. Read more
Voter Registration Case Heard in Louisiana
A lawsuit on whether Louisiana is providing its low-income citizens a meaningful opportunity to register to vote was heard last week before... Read more