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In the latest setback for President Donald Trump’s anti-voting agenda, a federal court on Wednesday granted the NAACP’s request to halt the U.S. Postal Service’s implementation of his executive order against mail voting.
Behind Republicans’ meltdown over the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling is a desire to remake the Court to overturn precedent.
Four Republican-led states want their access restored to a federal database for checking their voter registration records for noncitizens.
Hillary Clinton doesn’t mince words when it comes to Donald Trump’s Republican Party. So it’s no surprise that during an interview with Democracy Docket founder Marc Elias, the former secretary of state and Democratic presidential nominee offered a simple, cutting explanation for the GOP’s attacks on free and fair elections. “[Trump] can’t win a fair […]
James Wiley, an election denier who has attacked mail-in ballots and voting machines secured the GOP nomination for secretary of state Tuesday, advancing to November in the race to become Colorado’s top election official.
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, a staunch opponent of President Donald Trump’s anti-voting agenda, won the race Tuesday to become the Democratic nominee for state attorney general.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) seems to have acceded to a court order and shut down the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database for use as a voter registration list citizenship checker.
MAGA hardliners in the U.S. House hijacked control of the floor from Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) Tuesday in yet another unsuccessful attempt to force through President Donald Trump’s pet anti-voting legislation.
Though the Supreme Court may have struck down President Trump’s executive order attacking birthright citizenship Tuesday, the razor-thin majority that ruled against the president gave legal scholars and immigration advocates little cause for celebration.
Mitchell’s attack on early voting offers a stark reminder of the right’s remarkable zeal to abolish almost any form of voting that expands access.
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