Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Lack of Voting Access for Eligible Incarcerated Voters
A judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging Delaware is disenfranchising eligible voters who are detained pretrial and unable to vote absentee.
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A judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging Delaware is disenfranchising eligible voters who are detained pretrial and unable to vote absentee.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) filed two new anti-voting lawsuits this week in Michigan and North Carolina.
For a second time, a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from Fulton County, Pennsylvania’s board of elections and two Republican county commissioners over the use of Dominion voting machines in the 2020 election.
An initiative seeking to repeal Alaska’s ranked choice voting and open primary systems has sufficient signatures to appear on the ballot this November, the Alaska Supreme Court affirmed yesterday.
The Public Interest Legal Foundation, a right-wing legal group, dismissed its Nevada lawsuit Wednesday against Clark County Registrar of Voters Lorena Portillo, claiming she did not properly maintain county voter rolls.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected part of the Republican National Committee and Arizona Republicans request to reinstate parts of the state’s voter suppression law.
The Republican majority in the Utah Legislature voted to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot in November that would give them power to veto or alter voter-approved ballot measures.
An Alabama law that significantly increases the number of disenfranchising crimes for individuals with felony convictions will not go into effect until after the November 2024 general election, a Montgomery County judge clarified yesterday while dismissing a legal challenge to the new statute.
As a result of a decision from the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Illinois election officials can continue to count mail-in ballots for up to two weeks after an election so long as they are postmarked or dated by Election Day.
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals on Monday paused a ruling that would have allowed voters with print disabilities to request and receive accessible absentee ballots via email during the November 2024 general election.