“At a time when the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections is working to make it easier for Puerto Ricans to... Read more
The Associated Press reports that South Dakota and Shannon County have reached a settlement agreement with the American Civil Liberties... Read more
A disturbing and growing hysteria over immigration—most evident in Arizona’s horrifyingly oppressive new law—has now spread into election administration legislation... Read more
Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court asked the Obama Administration to offer its views on felon disenfranchisement laws and whether or... Read more
Since 2009, Arthur Remillard has had a difficult time proving that he exists. But why? In 1933, Arthur was delivered... Read more
As Congress deliberates over setting a federal standard for restoring the civil rights of released felons, Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell... Read more
Today Project Vote is pleased to announce the latest release in our 2010 Issues in Election Administration series, Restoring Voting... Read more
The New York Times wrote in favor of a bill to restore the voting rights of four million Americans that... Read more
Virginia’s 2010 legislative session began January 13 and continued until March13. Overwhelmingly, the commonwealth’s budget crisis took center stage in... Read more
With millions of Americans living and working in our communities, but disenfranchised by past felony convictions, Congress has taken the... Read more