Voting

Trump Praises North Carolina GOP for New Gerrymander That Further Erodes Fair Representation

President Donald Trump publicly endorsed the North Carolina GOP’s latest congressional gerrymander Friday, celebrating a proposed map that would secure Republicans an additional U.S. House seat in 2026 — by further eroding fair representation for Black and Democratic voters. “Thank you to North Carolina’s incredible Republican State Legislators, who just introduced a new, fair, and […]

By Yunior Rivas

Federal Court Deals Major Blow to Indiana GOP’s Student ID Ban 

A federal judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit challenging Indiana’s student ID voting ban — a major procedural win for young voters and pro-voting advocates who say the GOP-backed law was designed to suppress student voting. In a decision issued Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Richard L. Young, appointed by former President Bill Clinton, denied Republicans’ […]

By Yunior Rivas

Fair Elections — and Perhaps Control of Congress — at Stake as SCOTUS Hears Challenge to VRA

Among some voting rights advocates, the approaching oral arguments in Louisiana v. Callais, where the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a conservative challenge to the most important plank of the Voting Rights Act (VRA), feels like watching a condemned prisoner shuffling into his final pardon board hearing while the guards power up the electric chair next door.

By Jim Saksa

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