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The Dangers of Making Assumptions About Voter Rolls
Last November, 7,500 reinstated Ohio voters who had been wrongfully purged from voter rolls between 2011 and 2014, reportedly turned out to vote. This is a big deal. Read more
Election Bill Could Stop Thousands of Eligible People From Voting
Project Vote submitted testimony in opposition to Virginia’s "no match, no vote" bill, SB 1581. Read more
Indiana Bill Could Erroneously Purge Legitimate Voters
Project Vote is urging an Indiana Senator Greg Walker to reconsider legislation that puts registered voters at risk. Read more
Debunking Trump’s Voter Fraud Lies is Not Enough; We Must Also Prepare for What Comes Next
The Trump administration's lies about illegal voting signal a massive attack on voting rights. Read more
Bill Alert: Voting Bills To Be Heard in Va. Legislature
Several bills that would affect the right to vote were considered in Virginia's legislature, including two that Project Vote opposes. Read more
Legislative Threats and Opportunities Update
With this new wave of hostility toward the democratic process, we can expect to see fewer viable legislative efforts to modernize election administration, and more egregious efforts to block the vote. Read more
Confirm in Haste, Repent in Leisure: Congress Must Delay Hearings on Trump’s Attorney General
Given his troubling past and his failure to provide required information, Congress must delay the confirmation hearings of Jefferson Sessions. Read more
How Voter Fraud Claims Justify Voter Suppression After the Election
Instead of building safeguards and protecting eligible Americans’ right to vote, these lawmakers and partisans are using the last weeks of 2016 to willfully try to weaken our democracy. Read more
Michigan Tries to Rush Voter ID Through Lame-Duck Session
Michigan voters are already suffering from an antiquated election system, and the proposed voter ID laws would only make things worse. Read more
New Report Explains How “Motor Voter” is Leaving Voters Who Move Behind
When you update your address at the DMV, they should also update your voter registration. But a new report explains how—in too many states—that just isn't happening. Read more