Wisconsin Wants You to Register to Vote—Unless You’re Poor, or a Person of Color
Don't let the online registration fool you: a proposed Wisconsin law would be a disaster for voter registration. Read more
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Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Vote in Kansas…
Sometimes, defending voting rights feels like playing Whac-a-Mole. You smack down a threat here, and it rears its ugly head over there. Read more
Electionary Gearing Up for Primary Season
Electionary, a multi-state guide to election law, is now featuring or will soon feature some of the states that will... Read more
Project Vote Welcomes New Staff
Project Vote welcomes Courtnay Sellers as legislative intern for the spring of 2016. Read more
State Guides for Voter Registration Drives
We’re nine months away from the presidential election, and voter registration efforts are ramping up across the country. Read more
Legislative Threats and Opportunities Update
Last week, in his final State of the Union Address, President Obama indicated his interest in modernizing our election system... Read more
Advocates Call on Maryland General Assembly to Restore the Vote for 40,000 People
Last year, lawmakers, community organizations, and religious, civil rights, and racial justice leaders undertook an important effort to restore voting... Read more
Obama’s Last State of the Union: What We Won’t Hear
Until Health Care Exchanges are brought into compliance with the NVRA, the president's legacy is incomplete. Read more
Let’s Play Bingo During the President’s Last State of the Union
President Obama will give his last State of the Union address on Tuesday (January 12 at 9 p.m. ET). In... Read more
Examining the Meaning of One Person, One Vote
Recently, I attended oral arguments in the Supreme Court case Evenwel v. Abbott. At the heart of this case is... Read more