#voting-rights

#voting-rights

Jefferson Griffin seeks to disqualify military absentee ballots to overturn a recent Supreme Court election result he lost, despite having used military ballots himself.

Republican-led states are blocking federal election monitors from polling places, challenging a long-standing practice of federal oversight to protect voting rights.

The NAACP and voters oppose disqualifying 60,000 ballots, emphasizing all voters followed registration rules and are eligible.

Alina Habba's potential rise to White House Press Secretary illustrates the shifting dynamics in political appointments.

Ashley Moody's actions demonstrate a commitment to restricting voting rights and conservative political agendas.

Georgia voters faced significant challenges in casting ballots due to absentee ballot delays, prompting some to travel great distances to vote in person.

Many Americans struggle to vote due to varying state laws allowing time off for employees, impacting turnout.

Systemic barriers on tribal lands severely hinder Native American voter turnout, especially in presidential elections.

Voter turnout has significantly increased, demonstrating growing engagement in the U.S. electoral process, especially during the recent presidential elections.

New York lawmakers propose a bill allowing snacks for voters in line to improve the voting experience and address accessibility issues.

Voter ID laws in North Carolina reveal disparities and challenges for voters, particularly affecting Black voters.

Kelle Pressley's experience showcases the confusion surrounding voter ID requirements and the determination of individuals to ensure their votes are counted.

North Carolina's first election under the new voter ID law saw a smooth process, marking a significant shift from past contentious battles over voting regulations.

The North Carolina Supreme Court blocked certification of Justice Allison Riggs' election, despite clear evidence she won by 734 votes.

Hurricanes disrupted recovery efforts in the South, complicating voter turnout in elections.

The 2024 election drew significant engagement from Black women hoping to shape history by electing the first woman president.

Oprah Winfrey urged voters at Kamala Harris's rally to recognize that every vote matters, emphasizing the stakes of participating in the election.

The article expresses deep disappointment over the recent election results and the choices made by voters.

Voting is vital for democracy, as illustrated by 109-year-old Lessie Randle's statement linking her past struggles with her hopes for future generations.

A collaborative Slack forum by Votebeat connects journalists with election experts to resolve voting-related questions and issues.

Encouraging voter participation by pausing regular content to highlight Election Day.

Illinois legislation is improving voting access for incarcerated individuals.

The RACE Act seeks to advance voting rights for those in prison.

Educational programs will inform inmates of their voting rights.

Many voters experienced problems with mail-in ballots this election, including late or non-delivery.

Supreme Court to hear Louisiana map dispute impacting majority-Black districts and potential Voting Rights Act interpretations.

Supreme Court will review Louisiana's redistricting case regarding race-based congressional map adjustments before the 2024 election.

The U.S. Supreme Court should overturn Mississippi's disenfranchisement practices rooted in Jim Crow laws, impacting primarily nonviolent offenders.

Supreme Court actions are undermining voter rights protections, particularly in Pennsylvania, risking the disenfranchisement of thousands in the upcoming elections.

Historians are urging the Supreme Court to restore a map that includes a second majority-Black congressional district in Louisiana.

The Purcell principle affects judicial intervention in election laws near polling dates, causing uncertainty in legal challenges.

A former judge was arrested for threatening a polling place after being denied the right to vote due to not re-registering.

Disgraced ex-judge Paul Lamson displayed violent behavior when turned away from voting. He previously served prison time for bribery.

Stephen Sherrill prioritizes public safety and community character as the new Supervisor in San Francisco.

Fifth-graders in East Oakland are receiving early financial literacy education under a new California law.

Most Americans are questioning the purpose and effectiveness of the Electoral College, with over 60% in favor of its abolition.

Governor Kathy Hochul calls for the elimination of the Electoral College, citing its unfair representation and impact on democracy.

The U.S. prepares for a precarious presidential election where Trump's preemptive victory claims pose risks to electoral integrity.

The majority of last-minute mail ballot challenges in Pennsylvania were withdrawn, suggesting they were largely groundless.

The withdrawal led to election officials canceling public hearings due to lack of substance in the challenges.

States are increasingly focusing on enacting their own voting rights acts for racial protections in elections, independent of federal government support.

Big Law firms treat nonequity lawyers as tax partners without equitable profit sharing, raising compensation concerns.

Judicial Watch's lawsuit highlights concerns over California's voting rolls and potential risks of voter fraud stemming from insufficient purging practices.

Judicial Watch's lawsuit targets California's voter registration practices, claiming they could increase opportunities for voter fraud despite no evidence of actual fraud existing.

Trump and allies are reviving baseless election litigation, targeting Latino voters with false claims about immigrants voting.

Decisive action is needed to counter these lies and the GOP's efforts to undermine voter rights.

Voters in Santa Ana rejected Measure DD, indicating a shift towards conservative views on immigration among Latino voters.

New voters from overseas prioritize immigration, climate change, and fair processes in the electoral system.

California's recent election cycle notably upheld same-sex marriage rights while also seeing notable propositions like Proposition 5 fail.

Proposition 3's passage repealed outdated marriage definitions, emphasizing the importance of state constitutional policies.

California law permits time off work to vote without loss of pay, benefiting those unable to vote outside working hours.

Voters in California can vote if in line at 8 p.m. on Election Day.

California ensures all eligible voters can cast a ballot, and offers provisional ballots and same-day registration for Election Day voting.

California allows same-day voter registration on Election Day.

Eligible voters must bring ID for same-day registration.

Citizens must meet certain criteria to vote in California.

A Canadian citizen illegally voted in the 2016 elections and pleaded guilty to misdemeanor voter registration fraud.

Trump's self-vote may mark his last campaign, highlighting concerns over election integrity and voter behavior post-election.

Confusion surrounding voting rights for naturalized citizens and fears about noncitizen voting are impacting state constitutional amendments and broader electoral narratives.

The NBA showcases a commitment to civic engagement by altering schedules for Election Day, emphasizing the importance of voting.

California's careful ballot counting process aims for accuracy and integrity amidst a significant volume of unprocessed votes.

New Yorkers participated in crucial elections, with intense anticipation of long lines and voter rights emphasized amidst misinformation campaigns.

Visitors honor Susan B. Anthony's legacy by placing 'I Voted' stickers on her grave, reflecting on women's fight for suffrage and modern electoral participation.

Most employees are entitled to time off to vote, but specifics vary by state.

California law requires up to two hours of paid time off to vote, which may be impacted by the prevalence of mail-in voting.

Cleo Fields' victory enhances Democratic representation and Black leadership in Congress.

Louisiana's redistricting addresses previous Voting Rights Act violations by empowering Black voters.

Shomari Figures' victory signifies more equitable representation for Black voters in Alabama following a significant congressional redistricting.

Activists are leveraging Donald Trump's victory to cast doubt on 2020 election results, erroneously claiming millions of Democrat votes are missing.

Celebrities are leveraging social media to encourage voting and share their choices in the upcoming 2024 election.

Donald Trump is projected to win the 2024 presidential race amid significant challenges to voting rights and election integrity.

Republicans may achieve a federal trifecta, influencing future legislative agendas.

Georgia was a crucial battleground state in the 2020 election, swinging to Biden for the first time in decades, leading to Trump's desperate efforts to reverse results.

Bomb threats targeting polling places in Democratic areas disrupt voting and raise concerns about voter intimidation and safety.

Bomb threats aimed at polling places serve to intimidate voters, particularly in historically Black communities, but resilience remains strong among voters.

DOJ monitoring has increased from 44 jurisdictions in 18 states in 2020 to 64 jurisdictions in 24 states in 2022.

Republican state leaders are poised to reject DOJ's requests for monitoring access.

The Justice Department is actively monitoring federal election laws in several U.S. states, including key counties in Florida.