Voting Rights

Arizona Turns Down Measure For Stricter Voter ID Requirements

The measure would have required mail-in voters to add more information to the simple signature and date they place on the return envelope.
By Bob Christie, AP

The Supreme Court’s Hands Are All Over The 2022 Midterm Election Results

The court’s election law decisions favored Republican political interests across the board.
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Federal Judge Tells A Texas County Not To Harass Black Voters

A lawsuit brought by an NAACP chapter claims white poll workers used “aggressive tones” and followed Black voters around a Beaumont polling place.
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These Ballot Measures Could Affect Everything From Abortion To Democracy

Reproductive rights, minimum wage increases and slavery are the subjects of proposals and initiatives across the country.
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Reports Of Voter Intimidation At Polling Locations

President Donald Trump has vowed to send law enforcement to voting locations and called for his supporters to “go into the polls and watch very carefully.” Some people appear to be listening.
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Federal Judge Refuses To Block Armed Right-Wing Stakeouts At Arizona Ballot Boxes

A Trump-appointed judge said the self-anointed poll guards' heavy-handed tactics aren't enough to curtail their First Amendment rights.
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Some Eligible Voters Are Scared To Cast Ballots After Ron DeSantis’ Voting Arrests

The Florida governor has made a show of going after former felons on illegal voting charges.
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Kyrsten Sinema: Filibuster Fangirl

Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D) justified her opposition to ending the filibuster with some magical thinking: that Republicans want bipartisanship.
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Opinion: Joe Biden's Home State Just Made It Harder For People To Vote

The Delaware Supreme Court found vote-by-mail and same-day voting unconstitutional.
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Voter Suppression In The Sunshine State

Florida’s Republican governor is set to pass new measures that would curb mail-in voting and access to ballot drop boxes.
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