Appeals Court Further Narrows Voting Rights Act's Scope
A federal appeals court narrowed the Voting Rights Act, ruling that separate minority groups cannot combine to claim diluted voting power.
Conservative Group Wins Legal Victory Over 2020 Voting Challenges in Georgia
A federal judge ruled that True the Vote's efforts to challenge voter eligibility in Georgia did not violate the Voting Rights Act.
The decision will likely encourage conservative activists searching for voter fraud during the 2024 presidential election.
Roberts's Rule of Disorder in Voting Rights Law
The Supreme Court's Shelby County v. Holder case significantly undermined the Voting Rights Act's enforcement mechanisms, reshaping American democracy.
Court Rules Galveston Minority Voting Coalitions Not Protected Under VRA
The 2021 redistricting map, previously considered racial gerrymandering, was ruled not to be in violation of the Voting Rights Act.
There's a New Lewis Powell Memo, and It's Wildly Racist
An influential Supreme Court Justice used racist language in behind-the-scenes communications to drive a decision against equitable Black representation in City of Mobile v. Bolden.
Supreme Court upholds Louisiana redistricting plan
The U.S. Supreme Court upholds Louisiana's second majority-Black district for 2024 but allows future challenges.
Appeals Court Further Narrows Voting Rights Act's Scope
A federal appeals court narrowed the Voting Rights Act, ruling that separate minority groups cannot combine to claim diluted voting power.
Conservative Group Wins Legal Victory Over 2020 Voting Challenges in Georgia
A federal judge ruled that True the Vote's efforts to challenge voter eligibility in Georgia did not violate the Voting Rights Act.
The decision will likely encourage conservative activists searching for voter fraud during the 2024 presidential election.
Roberts's Rule of Disorder in Voting Rights Law
The Supreme Court's Shelby County v. Holder case significantly undermined the Voting Rights Act's enforcement mechanisms, reshaping American democracy.
Court Rules Galveston Minority Voting Coalitions Not Protected Under VRA
The 2021 redistricting map, previously considered racial gerrymandering, was ruled not to be in violation of the Voting Rights Act.
There's a New Lewis Powell Memo, and It's Wildly Racist
An influential Supreme Court Justice used racist language in behind-the-scenes communications to drive a decision against equitable Black representation in City of Mobile v. Bolden.
Supreme Court upholds Louisiana redistricting plan
The U.S. Supreme Court upholds Louisiana's second majority-Black district for 2024 but allows future challenges.