#voting-rights

#voting-rights

Trump's executive order on voting aims to require proof of citizenship and halt ballot counting after Election Day, impacting election processes in California and nationwide.

The Supreme Court is hearing a pivotal voting rights case regarding Louisiana's congressional redistricting, with significant implications for minority representation.

The Supreme Court now reflects a hard-right agenda facilitated by Trump, adversely affecting rights and governance in the U.S.

The Supreme Court's ruling on Louisiana's congressional map may reshape congressional representation and voting rights.

The case challenges whether the state's redistricting complies with the Voting Rights Act.

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

A coalition of civic groups supports over 60,000 voters against a Supreme Court candidate's attempt to invalidate legitimate ballots.

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

New York's highest court rules only US citizens can vote, striking down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.

New York's Court of Appeals upholds that only citizens can vote, rejecting efforts to allow noncitizen voting.

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

The Justice Department's approach to voting rights may change significantly under Pam Bondi, raising concerns among voting rights groups.

The next California election may introduce a Voter ID requirement, reflecting significant public support but sparking debates on election accessibility.

Demand for a transparent audit of write-in votes for Hind Rajab emphasizes the need for voting rights protection and accountability in elections.

Gilroy is moving to district elections to enhance Latino representation amid a legal threat related to the California Voting Rights Act.

Gilroy is restructuring its election process to allow district-based voting and increase community engagement.

An Ontario senior was denied the chance to vote due to ID requirements, leading to an apology and a promise for further investigation.

Charles Parent, despite being a dedicated voter, was denied the right to vote due to ID issues during a recent election.

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

Alina Habba's potential rise reflects a fluidity in legal and political roles.

Trump's felony conviction comes with no penalties, but it impacts his rights including firearm ownership and DNA sample obligations.

Trump's hush money conviction did not result in jail time or fines, but he retains felonies on his record affecting certain rights.

Germany is a parliamentary democracy where voting rights are restricted to citizens, excluding many residents with international backgrounds.

A significant portion of non-citizens in Germany are excluded from voting rights, highlighting a democratic deficit.

New citizenship laws aim to make Germany more inclusive for international skilled workers.

Many residents in Germany currently lack voting rights due to nationality restrictions, highlighting issues of democratic accessibility.

Recent law changes in Germany aim to ease citizenship rules, affecting labor shortages and political inclusion.

Government's vote on the speaking rights issue provoked strong opposition and highlighted tensions regarding parliamentary procedure.

Extending voting rights to more university graduates is a victory for equality but insufficient for genuine democracy.

First-time voters in Germany, primarily naturalized citizens, are experiencing empowerment but also concern over far-right politics.

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

A British national illegally voted six times in U.S. elections before being charged with illegal voting.

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

Trump remains eligible to vote in Florida despite felony conviction, as state law permits voting unless incarcerated.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.