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Missouri Attempts to Revive Unconstitutional Voter ID Law
The saga began five years ago when the Missouri legislature passed a photo ID bill that the Missouri Supreme Court... Read more
Three States Propose Laws to Improve Youth Voter Registration Access
In recent years, six states have adopted measures to help ingrain the democratic process in the nation’s young people earlier... Read more
Minnesota Republicans’ Efforts to Pass Voter ID Don’t Compute
Today, members of the Minnesota House will hear two controversial bills that could cost the state millions and hamper voter... Read more
Voter ID Bill Advances in South Carolina
The South Carolina House advanced a bill to require voters to show photo ID before voting at the polls. According... Read more
Georgia Failing to Offer Voter Registration to Public Assistance Clients
Project Vote and partners put Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp on notice today for failing to comply with a... Read more
Research Shows Americans Aren’t As Conservative as Right-Wing Claims
Following the 2010 elections, conservative pundits declared America a “center-right nation” with 42 percent of voters now identifying as “conservative.”... Read more
Shifting the Focus to Improving Voter Registration Access, Not Inhibiting It
In a democracy that can only boast that 71 percent of its citizens are registered and able to exercise their... Read more
Louisiana Defaulting on Federal Obligation to Register Low-Income Residents
Today, Project Vote, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., and New Orleans attorney Ronald Wilson put Louisiana Secretary... Read more
Fear Tactics Used to Promote Voter Suppression in 2011
This week, newly elected Republicans took office in several states, many of whom have big plans for the future of... Read more
Together, We Can Expand and Diversify the American Electorate
The 2010 election season left many Americans with real concerns about the state of our democracy. Secretive groups spent hundreds... Read more