Two restrictive voting bills will go to the Missouri Senate and House floors, respectively, after gaining committee approval this week.... Read more
Claiming that the Obama Administration is “hostile” toward voter ID laws, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbot is suing for approval... Read more
Tennessee’s new photo ID law not only faces potential legal challenges, but it is also being questioned by senior citizens... Read more
What do the Secretaries of State from Colorado, Kansas, Maine and New Mexico have in common? They have all tried... Read more
Iowa Caucus Won’t Require Voter ID, and Will Allow Election Day Registration, in Order to Encourage Participation All across the... Read more
Over the holiday, the Department of Justice came to a decision on whether to approve South Carolina‘s photo voter ID... Read more
Yesterday, Attorney General Eric Holder addressed the partisan assault on voting rights, the likes of which we have not seen... Read more
Andrew Rosenthal at the New York Times answers questions on the voter ID debate, including why it’s not OK to... Read more
Last Tuesday, three out of five Mainers voted against the state Legislature’s move to restrict access to the ballot. In... Read more
The battle over voting rights reached a new peak yesterday, when voters in Maine and Mississippi voted on controversial measures... Read more