The Real Cost of Voter ID Laws — And Who Pays the Highest Price
Voter ID laws don’t solve the problem of voter fraud — they solve the “problem” of high voter turnout.
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RNC Urges Supreme Court to Stay Out of Mississippi Mail Ballot Deadline Case
The RNC is asking the Supreme Court to reject Mississippi’s request to review a court decision that struck down the state’s post–Election Day grace period.
The Voting Rights Act’s Final Test
Less than 20 years ago, Congress unanimously voted to reauthorize the Voting Rights Act. Now, the Republican Party is ready to throw the whole thing out.
Wisconsin Governor Vetoes Discriminatory Poll Tax Bill
Wisconsin’s GOP-controlled Assembly passed the bill in March.
Meet Adam Kincaid: The Hidden Hand Behind the Texas GOP’s Redistricting Power Grab
When it comes to redrawing America’s political lines to expand GOP power, Adam Kincaid is one of the most central yet overlooked figures.
Explainer: Can DOJ Access States’ Voter Data? It’s Complicated
The DOJ wants states private voter data, but he more concerning question for voting rights experts and state election officials: Why?
New Hampshire Enacts Strict New ID Rules for Absentee Voting
New Hampshire has enacted new laws that will require absentee voters to submit photo ID even if they have previously voted in the state.
Federal Court Orders Trump to Answer on Actions Taken for Anti-Voting Order
A federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump to respond to questions from the Democratic Party and pro-voting groups on his March anti-voting executive order.
SCOTUS Could Be Set to End Key Protection for Minority Voters
The Supreme Court escalated the high-stakes redistricting battle in Louisiana and could make it increasingly difficult to protect minority voting power.
Trump Appeals Ruling That Blocked Parts of His Extreme Anti-Voting Order
Trump appealed a court order that blocked core provisions of his executive order that could disenfranchise millions of eligible voters.