UPDATE: On Thursday, February 28 the House Committee on Elections and Apportionment amended HB 1311 removing the provision addressing nonresident... Read more
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, those elected by the votes of millions of Americans—the president and vice president—were... Read more
Young people are historically less likely to vote than the general electorate. Recent elections, however, have shown a remarkable increase... Read more
Recent U.S. census data, culled from a survey of 50,000 households, underscores a lot of the patterns that election-watchers have... Read more
Another Florida high school teacher is facing a $1,000 fine for helping her students register to vote in violation of... Read more
Earlier this week, we blogged about Jill Cicciarelli, a high school teacher in Florida who faced serious fines for helping 50... Read more
A high school civics teacher in Florida may face thousands of dollars in fines for organizing a voter registration drive... Read more
Today, the League of Women Voters released a report that used this summer’s recall elections as an example of what... Read more
The Republican effort to make it harder for certain people to vote–particularly the new voters that turned out in 2008–was... Read more
The recent effort to make it harder for Americans to vote in 2012 hits the youth populations in Wisconsin and... Read more