Today, the League of Women Voters released a report that used this summer’s recall elections as an example of what... Read more
Last week, we blogged about public fears of disenfranchising elderly voters in Tennessee. Yesterday, the story of a 96-year-old black... Read more
The battle continues between a Colorado election clerk and the secretary of state over who can receive mail ballots before the... Read more
“The U.S. Supreme Court upheld voter ID requirements in concept three years ago, but justices said then that they might... Read more
In the nick of time, more than 300,000 Ohioans signed a petition to overturn a bill that would have “shortened... Read more
Voter registration procedures that require proof of citizenship to be enfranchised are being challenged by civil rights and citizen groups... Read more
Voting rights victories abound this week! On a national level, the cornerstone Voting Rights Act of 1965 was upheld by... Read more
A two-month long voter fraud investigation in Maine concludes with no evidence of illegal voting by the 206 students that... Read more
It takes moxie for a lowly election official to stand up to the secretary of state, but that’s just what... Read more
Cook County, Ill. clerk, David Orr warns against the fine line between protecting and preventing democracy when it comes to... Read more