Earlier this month, U.S. Sens. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) and Laphonza Butler (D-Calif.) introduced the Redistricting Reform Act of 2024, legislation that would make a slew of impactful changes to the congressional redistricting process nationwide.
Last week, a vice president at Bard College in New York sent a letter to college presidents and administrators urging them to take action for more polling places at university and college campuses across the Empire State.
Thirteen Democratic U.S. senators, led by Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.), sent a letter yesterday to the General Services Administration (GSA) requesting an update and pressing for the urgent implementation of President Joe Biden’s March 2021 executive order that seeks to modernize and promote voting access.
The state of Wisconsin — home to some of the most gerrymandered legislative districts in the country for more than a decade — will have fair maps in time for the 2024 general election, thanks to legislation signed on Monday by Gov. Tony Evers (D).
The Republican-controlled Wisconsin Legislature today passed legislative maps identical to those submitted by Gov. Tony Evers (D) in a bid to avoid a court-led redraw, rushing a process that Democrats labeled “shady political schemes.”
Republicans in the Georgia Legislature are pushing a spate of bills that would greatly alter how ballots are counted in the Peach State.
Yesterday, the Arizona Legislature, on bipartisan lines, overwhelmingly passed an urgently needed bill that would move the primary date up by a week and give counties a longer period to tally votes in order to ensure the state’s electoral votes are counted and that overseas and military voters could receive their ballots on time.
Arizona House Republicans have passed a bill that would entirely ban the use of voting centers as well as on-site early voting locations.
The Republican majority in the Wisconsin Legislature introduced a bill last Thursday that would add new requirements in order for absentee ballots to be counted.
This week Nevada Republicans will have the chance to make their voices heard in the presidential election. But the political process has become complicated, with a separate caucus and a primary held just two days apart, a lawsuit and Republican candidates competing in differing elections.