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Va. Adjourns with Many Key Bills Expected to Return in 2011
Virginia’s 2010 legislative session began January 13 and continued until March13. Overwhelmingly, the commonwealth’s budget crisis took center stage in... Read more
N.J. Dept. of Education Investigates High School Registration Rules
In a group effort with the New Jersey Department of Public Advocate and several other organizations, Project Vote filed papers... Read more
New Policy Paper on Voter List Maintenance
As part of our ongoing 2010 Issues in Election Administration series, Project Vote released a policy paper, a legislative brief,... Read more
Voter ID is “a Lot to Have to Go Through for a Constitutional Right,” says Indiana Judge
Although the 2008 presidential election showed unprecedented increases in turnout from underrepresented citizens, their rates of voter registration and participation... Read more
Looking Beyond the College Campus in Youth Voter Engagement Efforts
Engaging young citizens in the democratic process is an issue that lawmakers and voting rights advocates have long attempted to... Read more
Indiana Voter ID Case to be Heard in State Supreme Court Today
Six months after being struck down as unconstitutional for exempting absentee voters, Indiana’s contentious voter ID law may once again... Read more
New Project Vote Policy Paper: No Match, No Vote
Continuing our 2010 Issues in Election Administration series, a suite of materials designed for anyone wanting to know more about key... Read more
DOJ Fight Over Georgia Proof-of-Citizenship Law Continues
Last May, the Justice Department struck down a voter verification procedure that was discovered to be error-prone and discriminatory. Around... Read more
Election Day Registration May Help Enfranchise Most Populated State in the Nation
With a population of more than 30 million, California is one of the lowest ranking states in voter registration rates.... Read more
Preregistration Bill Heard in Arizona Senate Committee
Today the Arizona State Senate heard preregistration Senate Bill 1220, a proposed measure to allow all 17-year-old citizens to preregister... Read more