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Federal Court Smacks Down Alabama's Absentee Voting Requirements: the State Is Showing 'Disregard for Science'

Elura NanosJun 26th
Judge Tosses Amy McGrath's Lawsuit Against Kentucky Absentee Ballot System

Colin KalmbacherJun 17th
Federal Judge Blocks Alabama's Attempt to Make Absentee Voting More Difficult During Coronavirus Pandemic

Elura NanosJun 16th
DOJ Defends Alabama's Witness Requirement for Absentee Ballots in Federal Court

Jerry LambeMay 26th
'A Sheer Attack on Democracy': Critics Savage GOP Lawsuit Against California's Vote-By-Mail System

Colin KalmbacherMay 25th
Wisconsin Officials Sued After 'Biggest Election Failure Since the Voting Rights Act Was Enacted'

Jerry LambeMay 18th
Texas Appeals Court Rules for Democrats in Heated Battle Over Vote-By-Mail

Colin KalmbacherMay 14th
Federal Court Rejects Kansas Attempt to Reinstate Kris Kobach's Voter ID Law

Jerry LambeApr 29th
North Carolina Voters Claim New Voting Machines Are 'Unverifiable,' Threaten Constitutional Rights

Jerry LambeApr 15th
Gerrymandering Trial Could Have Major Impact on 2020 Election in State 'Closely Divided Politically'

Matt ClibanoffJul 15th
Federal Court Strikes Down GOP Gerrymander Affecting African Americans in Mississippi

Colin KalmbacherMar 16th
State of Texas Sued by Government Watchdog for 'Unlawfully Discriminating Against and Intimidating Voters'

Colin KalmbacherFeb 2nd
1.5 Million Convicted Felons in Florida Just Regained The Right to Vote, and It's a Big Deal

Elura NanosJan 8th
More Than One Million Americans with Felony Convictions Will Now Be Able to Vote in 2020

Matt NahamNov 6th
FL Could Give Voting Rights to 1.5 Million Ex-Felons

The Crime ReportSep 28th
'What Does That Even Mean?' Sotomayor Harshly Slams Alito's Reasoning in Texas Redistricting Decision

Colin KalmbacherJun 25th