
Montana Voter Suppression Laws Challenge
Montana Federation of Public Employees v. Jacobsen
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging two new Montana laws that reduce opportunities for Election Day registration and add more burdensome ID requirements.
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Montana Federation of Public Employees v. Jacobsen
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging two new Montana laws that reduce opportunities for Election Day registration and add more burdensome ID requirements.
Titcomb v. Bellows
An anti-voting lawsuit challenging the wording of a ballot question on voter ID requirements and absentee voting restrictions.
Equality State Policy Center v. Gray
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Wyoming’s proof of citizenship requirement when registering to vote.
Hector and Alonso for Assembly v. Hudson County Board of Elections
A pro-voting lawsuit seeking additional polling locations in Hudson County’s growing waterfront communities.
1789 Foundation v. Fontes
Lawsuit filed by the 1789 Foundation (Citizen AG) and a voter against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes (D) challenging the state’s maintenance of its voter rolls.
Felton v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging malapportionment of Wisconsin’s congressional map.
Bothfeld v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Wisconsin’s congressional map as a partisan gerrymander.
Montana Public Interest Research Group v. Jacobsen
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging a state law that imposes additional requirements that prevent students from registering to vote in the county where they live.
Public Interest Legal Foundation v. Benson
Lawsuit filed on behalf of the Public Interest Legal Foundation claiming that Michigan does not maintain accurate voter rolls and thousands of voters must be purged from its lists.
Griffin v. North Carolina State Board of Elections (II)
Three petitions filed by Republican candidate for the North Carolina Supreme Court, Judge Jefferson Griffin, against the North Carolina State Board of Elections challenging the board’s decision to count 60,000 ballots in the 2024 state Supreme Court race.
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