Voting Rights
The legislation undermines GOP efforts to decrease access to the ballot.
Since the change was implemented by election officials in July, almost all voting rights restorations in the state have been halted.
The powerful voting rights organization is hitting the road to educate and empower.
Louisiana is following Alabama's lead.
Civil rights leaders ripped a federal appeals court decision that undermines legal precedent set by the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and will disproportionately affect Black and brown voters.
The Jim Crow adjacent tactic wreaking havoc on our communities and cannot be tolerated.
In honor of the anniversary of the 19th Amendment being ratified, we spotlight notable Black women who have fought for to secure our right to cast ballots and participate in elections.
These voting rights champions are keeping John Lewis' tradition alive after his death.
The associate justice's issued a nearly 50-page opinion railing against the Supreme Court's surprise ruling to reject racial gerrymandering in favor of redrawing majority Republican voting district lines in Alabama.
An HBCU All-Star Game in Houston is part of an initiative on voting issues for college students.
Passed in 2021, SB 202 made impacted election administrators' ability to carry out the Georgia Senate runoff election effectively, thanks to the state's Republican-controlled legislature.
If every vote is counted, democracy will have won.Â
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