In 2008, the United States experienced the most diverse electorate in American history. Youth, people of color, and low-income Americans... Read more
Yesterday, U.S. Senators Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Charles Schumer (D-NY) introduced important legislation to punish voter suppression and intimidation tactics.... Read more
A coalition of voting rights groups, including Project Vote, submitted testimony to a Michigan Senate Committee today, opposing Secretary of State... Read more
The 2012 election is just under a year away and the nation is already abuzz over voting rights issues. From... Read more
The rise in voter registrations coming from public-assistance agencies points to increased compliance with a 1993 federal election law. David... Read more
Today, Project Vote and its affiliate, Voting for America, were given permission by the federal district court in Washington, DC,... Read more
Election season is already underway with the nation talking about the state of voting rights. The War on Voting that... Read more
Members of Congress are holding a hearing today, asking whether the slew of new, partisan-pushed voting laws were creating “barriers... Read more
Voting rights groups filed a Motion to Intervene in the United States District Court’s review of the Voter Suppression Act... Read more
We were surprised (and confused) when we heard that President Obama’s re-election campaign, Obama for America, had announced a voter... Read more