Kansas Voter Suppression Law (VoteAmerica)
VoteAmerica v. Schwab
Lawsuit challenging Kansas voter suppression law House Bill 2332.
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VoteAmerica v. Schwab
Lawsuit challenging Kansas voter suppression law House Bill 2332.
"Barbara" et al v. Trump et al
A pro-democracy lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s Executive Order attempting to end birthright citizenship.
Newsom, et al. v. Trump, et al.
A pro-democracy lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s deployment of the California National Guard to Los Angeles.
Genser v. Butler County Board of Elections
Lawsuit filed on behalf of two Butler County voters against the Butler County Board of Elections challenging the board’s decision to reject the provisional ballots of two voters who submitted mail-in ballots without an inner secrecy envelope.
Mississippi State Conference of the NAACP v. State Board of Election Commissioners
Lawsuit filed on behalf of the Mississippi State Conference of the NAACP and voters challenging state Senate and House maps.
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.
Count US IN v. Morales
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Indiana’s ban on the use of a student ID for voting.
Florida Decides Healthcare v. Byrd
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging the Florida legislature’s efforts to curtail direct democracy.
League of Women Voters of Arkansas v. Jester
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging laws that make it harder to participate in Arkansas’ ballot initiative process.
Washington v. Trump
Lawsuit filed by the state of Washington and Oregon against the Trump administration challenging key provisions of Executive Order 14248 which could disenfranchise millions.