A Republican-backed bill would upend voter registration. Here are 8 things to knowThe SAVE Act may hinder voter participation by imposing new citizenship proof requirements.
Justice Dept. to Review Election Tampering Conviction of Pro-Trump ClerkJustice Department reviews conviction of Tina Peters for election-related tampering amid concerns about due process.The review signals ongoing influence of Trump's administration on justice matters post-election.
Trump Signs Executive Order Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote in ElectionsTrump's executive order mandates proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration to combat alleged voter fraud.
Oregon, Washington sue Trump over sweeping elections orderOregon challenges Trump's election reshaping executive order, emphasizing its voter registration innovations.
Democrats Sue Trump Over Executive Order on ElectionsDemocrats filed a lawsuit against Trump's executive order on voting, claiming it violates constitutional authority over electoral processes.
Trump Assumes Unheard-of Powers in Ordering Federal Overhaul of ElectionsTrump's executive order on election integrity is criticized as an unconstitutional attempt to undermine democracy and restrict voter access.
A Republican-backed bill would upend voter registration. Here are 8 things to knowThe SAVE Act may hinder voter participation by imposing new citizenship proof requirements.
Justice Dept. to Review Election Tampering Conviction of Pro-Trump ClerkJustice Department reviews conviction of Tina Peters for election-related tampering amid concerns about due process.The review signals ongoing influence of Trump's administration on justice matters post-election.
Trump Signs Executive Order Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote in ElectionsTrump's executive order mandates proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration to combat alleged voter fraud.
Oregon, Washington sue Trump over sweeping elections orderOregon challenges Trump's election reshaping executive order, emphasizing its voter registration innovations.
Democrats Sue Trump Over Executive Order on ElectionsDemocrats filed a lawsuit against Trump's executive order on voting, claiming it violates constitutional authority over electoral processes.
Trump Assumes Unheard-of Powers in Ordering Federal Overhaul of ElectionsTrump's executive order on election integrity is criticized as an unconstitutional attempt to undermine democracy and restrict voter access.
North Carolina judges back Republican colleague in bid to toss votes and overturn electionA North Carolina court ruling may discard over 65,000 ballots, potentially changing the outcome of the state supreme court election.
North Carolina Supreme Court Partially Upholds GOP "Bloodless Coup" Ballot PurgeNorth Carolina Supreme Court partially supports Republican candidate's challenge over 65,000 ballots, impacting military and overseas voter rights.
Voting, Civil Rights Groups Urge Court to Protect NC VotersA coalition of civic groups supports over 60,000 voters against a Supreme Court candidate's attempt to invalidate legitimate ballots.
The Judge Ruling on the North Carolina Election Fight Should Heed Bush v. GoreFederal court ruling on North Carolina election disputes may threaten the integrity of the vote and perception of fairness.
A Democrat Won a Supreme Court Election in North Carolina. GOP Justices Are Blocking Her Certification.The North Carolina Supreme Court blocked certification of Justice Allison Riggs' election, despite clear evidence she won by 734 votes.
Voting, Civil Rights Groups Urge Appeals Court to Protect VotersInvalidating over 60,000 votes threatens North Carolinians' fundamental voting rights.A coalition of civic groups opposes efforts to disenfranchise voters without evidence.
North Carolina judges back Republican colleague in bid to toss votes and overturn electionA North Carolina court ruling may discard over 65,000 ballots, potentially changing the outcome of the state supreme court election.
North Carolina Supreme Court Partially Upholds GOP "Bloodless Coup" Ballot PurgeNorth Carolina Supreme Court partially supports Republican candidate's challenge over 65,000 ballots, impacting military and overseas voter rights.
Voting, Civil Rights Groups Urge Court to Protect NC VotersA coalition of civic groups supports over 60,000 voters against a Supreme Court candidate's attempt to invalidate legitimate ballots.
The Judge Ruling on the North Carolina Election Fight Should Heed Bush v. GoreFederal court ruling on North Carolina election disputes may threaten the integrity of the vote and perception of fairness.
A Democrat Won a Supreme Court Election in North Carolina. GOP Justices Are Blocking Her Certification.The North Carolina Supreme Court blocked certification of Justice Allison Riggs' election, despite clear evidence she won by 734 votes.
Voting, Civil Rights Groups Urge Appeals Court to Protect VotersInvalidating over 60,000 votes threatens North Carolinians' fundamental voting rights.A coalition of civic groups opposes efforts to disenfranchise voters without evidence.
The City: Where workers get a vote for the councilThe City of London retains unique governance structures due to historical privileges outlined in the Magna Carta.
Maybe Don't Take for Granted That You'll Be Able to Vote in the MidtermsThe SAVE Act, if passed, would mark a historic shift by Congress toward vote suppression rather than expansion.
Will the SAVE Act make it harder for married women to vote? We ask legal expertsThe SAVE Act may disenfranchise millions of married women due to name discrepancies in voter registration documents.
Maybe Don't Take for Granted That You'll Be Able to Vote in the MidtermsThe SAVE Act, if passed, would mark a historic shift by Congress toward vote suppression rather than expansion.
Will the SAVE Act make it harder for married women to vote? We ask legal expertsThe SAVE Act may disenfranchise millions of married women due to name discrepancies in voter registration documents.
State Court of Appeals rules to block NYC'S Local Law 11 regarding non-citizens voting in municipal electionsNew York Court of Appeals struck down Local Law 11, denying voting rights to noncitizens in municipal elections.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams' indie spin is a big win for electoral choiceAdams's independent run challenges the flawed primary system in New York, aiming to represent all voters, particularly independents.
State Court of Appeals rules to block NYC'S Local Law 11 regarding non-citizens voting in municipal electionsNew York Court of Appeals struck down Local Law 11, denying voting rights to noncitizens in municipal elections.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams' indie spin is a big win for electoral choiceAdams's independent run challenges the flawed primary system in New York, aiming to represent all voters, particularly independents.
Voter Suppression & the Destruction of Political LegitimacyPolitical legitimacy stems from the consent of the governed, requiring voting rights and protections against majority tyranny.
Tennessee again targeted for voter suppression, local leaders warnTennessee's voting rights are under threat, echoing historical struggles led by figures like John Lewis.
Bloody Sunday: restored photos show the violence that shocked a nationThe struggle for civil and voting rights remains urgent, echoing the events of Bloody Sunday.
Civil rights advocates march down Brooklyn Bridge in remembrance of 'Bloody Sunday'The 60th anniversary of the Edmund Pettus Bridge crossing was commemorated to honor civil rights and inspire current activism.
Marchers cross Brooklyn Bridge on 'Bloody Sunday' anniversaryThe 60th anniversary of the Selma march highlights the ongoing struggle for civil rights and voting rights in America.
Back to the Bridges': Demonstrators march across the Brooklyn Bridge for civil rights on 60th anniversary of Blood Sunday' | amNewYorkThe March 9 Brooklyn Bridge march marked the 60th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday, honoring the struggle for voting rights and civil liberties.
At Selma's civil rights anniversary, fears rise about the way forwardFlorence Richardson's reflections on Bloody Sunday underscore the enduring struggle for civil rights and the ongoing threats to voting rights today.
Tennessee again targeted for voter suppression, local leaders warnTennessee's voting rights are under threat, echoing historical struggles led by figures like John Lewis.
Bloody Sunday: restored photos show the violence that shocked a nationThe struggle for civil and voting rights remains urgent, echoing the events of Bloody Sunday.
Civil rights advocates march down Brooklyn Bridge in remembrance of 'Bloody Sunday'The 60th anniversary of the Edmund Pettus Bridge crossing was commemorated to honor civil rights and inspire current activism.
Marchers cross Brooklyn Bridge on 'Bloody Sunday' anniversaryThe 60th anniversary of the Selma march highlights the ongoing struggle for civil rights and voting rights in America.
Back to the Bridges': Demonstrators march across the Brooklyn Bridge for civil rights on 60th anniversary of Blood Sunday' | amNewYorkThe March 9 Brooklyn Bridge march marked the 60th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday, honoring the struggle for voting rights and civil liberties.
At Selma's civil rights anniversary, fears rise about the way forwardFlorence Richardson's reflections on Bloody Sunday underscore the enduring struggle for civil rights and the ongoing threats to voting rights today.
California among 19 states suing to block Trump election order, calling it unconstitutionalDemocratic officials in 19 states have filed a lawsuit against Trump's election executive order, alleging it's unconstitutional and infringes on state election authority.
60 years after 'Bloody Sunday,' Trump's order on voting rights is Jim Crow all over | OpinionThe timing of Trump's electoral overhaul announcement raises concerns about its significance on the International Day of Remembrance.
Can Donald Trump vote, travel internationally or own a gun after New York felony sentence?Trump remains eligible to vote in Florida despite felony conviction, as state law permits voting unless incarcerated.
How Appealing Weekly Roundup - Above the LawSignificant legal developments on voting, abortion, and the influence of Trump's political maneuvers reflect ongoing tensions in U.S. justice and governance.
California among 19 states suing to block Trump election order, calling it unconstitutionalDemocratic officials in 19 states have filed a lawsuit against Trump's election executive order, alleging it's unconstitutional and infringes on state election authority.
60 years after 'Bloody Sunday,' Trump's order on voting rights is Jim Crow all over | OpinionThe timing of Trump's electoral overhaul announcement raises concerns about its significance on the International Day of Remembrance.
Can Donald Trump vote, travel internationally or own a gun after New York felony sentence?Trump remains eligible to vote in Florida despite felony conviction, as state law permits voting unless incarcerated.
How Appealing Weekly Roundup - Above the LawSignificant legal developments on voting, abortion, and the influence of Trump's political maneuvers reflect ongoing tensions in U.S. justice and governance.
18 states sue over Trump's voting executive order, arguing it's unconstitutionalEighteen states challenge Trump's executive order on voting, claiming it infringes on constitutional rights and threatens voter access.
Wisconsin's attorney general asks state Supreme Court to stop Elon Musk's $1M payment offersMusk's planned $1 million giveaway to voters raises legal concerns over potential voter inducement in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race.
18 states sue over Trump's voting executive order, arguing it's unconstitutionalEighteen states challenge Trump's executive order on voting, claiming it infringes on constitutional rights and threatens voter access.
Wisconsin's attorney general asks state Supreme Court to stop Elon Musk's $1M payment offersMusk's planned $1 million giveaway to voters raises legal concerns over potential voter inducement in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race.
EFF Joins Amicus Brief Supporting Perkins Coie Law Firm Against Unconstitutional Executive OrderThe EFF supports Perkins Coie's opposition to Trump's executive order as it threatens First Amendment rights and the integrity of legal representation.
Trump signs sweeping executive action overhauling US elections, including citizenship requirementTrump signs executive order mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration and timely ballot receipt, likely facing legal challenges.
What Donald Trump's order to change election requirements means for CaliforniaTrump'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.
DNC sues Trump administration over executive order that could disenfranchise votersTrump's executive order on elections faces legal challenges due to claims of unconstitutionality.Lawsuits argue that the president lacks authority to dictate election rules.
Trump's executive order on elections is far-reaching, but will it actually stick?Trump's executive order significantly changes election regulations nationwide but faces legal challenges and concerns about voter disenfranchisement.
Trump signs sweeping executive action overhauling US elections, including citizenship requirementTrump signs executive order mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration and timely ballot receipt, likely facing legal challenges.
What Donald Trump's order to change election requirements means for CaliforniaTrump'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.
DNC sues Trump administration over executive order that could disenfranchise votersTrump's executive order on elections faces legal challenges due to claims of unconstitutionality.Lawsuits argue that the president lacks authority to dictate election rules.
Trump's executive order on elections is far-reaching, but will it actually stick?Trump's executive order significantly changes election regulations nationwide but faces legal challenges and concerns about voter disenfranchisement.
Trump Is Now Threatening Trans Voting RightsAccurate identification is crucial for trans individuals to participate safely in voting and daily activities.
Utah Election Bill Would Disenfranchise Rural Native Residents, Critics WarnA proposed bill in Utah could disrupt the effective vote-by-mail system, potentially disenfranchising rural and Native voters.
New US bill could restrict voting rights of Americans abroadThe SAVE Act proposes stricter voter registration requirements, significantly impacting Americans abroad by mandating in-person proof of citizenship.
Sports Betting Proposal Filed In Texas LegislatureTexas may soon let voters decide on legalizing sports betting through a proposed constitutional amendment.
Thousands of Oregonians slam Republican senator's attempt to end mail ballotsOregonians strongly oppose Senate Bill 210, reflecting long-standing support for mail voting since its implementation.
Trump Is Now Threatening Trans Voting RightsAccurate identification is crucial for trans individuals to participate safely in voting and daily activities.
Utah Election Bill Would Disenfranchise Rural Native Residents, Critics WarnA proposed bill in Utah could disrupt the effective vote-by-mail system, potentially disenfranchising rural and Native voters.
New US bill could restrict voting rights of Americans abroadThe SAVE Act proposes stricter voter registration requirements, significantly impacting Americans abroad by mandating in-person proof of citizenship.
Sports Betting Proposal Filed In Texas LegislatureTexas may soon let voters decide on legalizing sports betting through a proposed constitutional amendment.
Thousands of Oregonians slam Republican senator's attempt to end mail ballotsOregonians strongly oppose Senate Bill 210, reflecting long-standing support for mail voting since its implementation.
Today in History: March 15, Julius Caesar assassinated on ides of March'The Ides of March marks the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 B.C., a pivotal historical event.
Today in History: March 29, Terra-cotta Army' discovered in ChinaMarch 29 marks significant historical events, notably the discovery of the Terra-cotta Army in 1974, which is a major archaeological find.
Today in History: March 15, Julius Caesar assassinated on ides of March'The Ides of March marks the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 B.C., a pivotal historical event.
Today in History: March 29, Terra-cotta Army' discovered in ChinaMarch 29 marks significant historical events, notably the discovery of the Terra-cotta Army in 1974, which is a major archaeological find.
Judge in Adams Case Has Faced Trump Administration in Court BeforeJudge Dale E. Ho, previously with the ACLU, is now overseeing a historic federal prosecution of NY Mayor Eric Adams, highlighting a significant career transition.
Trump's Presidency Reminds Me of the Segregation and Jim Crow of My YouthRacism and authoritarianism are on the rise in America, fueled by Trump's policies and rhetoric.
Trump signs executive order calling for proof of US citizenship to voteTrump's executive order mandates proof of citizenship for voting, which critics argue disenfranchises many marginalized voters.
Trump signs sweeping action overhauling US elections, including requiring proof of citizenshipTrump's executive action mandates proof of citizenship for voter registration and requires ballots by Election Day.
Coalition Looks to Protect Voting Rights of Minority New YorkersNew Yorkers for Inclusive Democracy aims to protect voting rights against Trump Administration attacks.
How Trump Could Remake the Supreme Court for a GenerationThe Supreme Court now reflects a hard-right agenda facilitated by Trump, adversely affecting rights and governance in the U.S.
Judge in Adams Case Has Faced Trump Administration in Court BeforeJudge Dale E. Ho, previously with the ACLU, is now overseeing a historic federal prosecution of NY Mayor Eric Adams, highlighting a significant career transition.
Trump's Presidency Reminds Me of the Segregation and Jim Crow of My YouthRacism and authoritarianism are on the rise in America, fueled by Trump's policies and rhetoric.
Trump signs executive order calling for proof of US citizenship to voteTrump's executive order mandates proof of citizenship for voting, which critics argue disenfranchises many marginalized voters.
Trump signs sweeping action overhauling US elections, including requiring proof of citizenshipTrump's executive action mandates proof of citizenship for voter registration and requires ballots by Election Day.
Coalition Looks to Protect Voting Rights of Minority New YorkersNew Yorkers for Inclusive Democracy aims to protect voting rights against Trump Administration attacks.
How Trump Could Remake the Supreme Court for a GenerationThe Supreme Court now reflects a hard-right agenda facilitated by Trump, adversely affecting rights and governance in the U.S.
Supreme Court confronts another challenge to the Voting Rights ActThe Supreme Court is hearing a pivotal voting rights case regarding Louisiana's congressional redistricting, with significant implications for minority representation.
Supreme Court hears Louisiana racial gerrymandering claim US politics liveThe 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.
Supreme Court confronts another challenge to the Voting Rights ActThe Supreme Court is hearing a pivotal voting rights case regarding Louisiana's congressional redistricting, with significant implications for minority representation.
Supreme Court hears Louisiana racial gerrymandering claim US politics liveThe 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.
New York City Can't Allow Noncitizens to Vote, Top State Court RulesNew York's highest court ruled noncitizen voting unconstitutional, reaffirming that citizenship is a requisite for voting per the State Constitution.
New York's top court blocks NYC from letting noncitizens voteNew York's top court ruled against noncitizen voting in NYC municipal elections, affirming that voting is restricted to citizens.
New York's top court blocks NYC from letting noncitizens voteNew York's top court ruled that only citizens can vote in municipal elections, ending NYC's efforts to allow noncitizens to participate.
NY's highest court strikes down law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections | amNewYorkNew York's highest court rules only US citizens can vote, striking down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
Why the left can't let go of its nutty love of noncitizen votingNew York's Court of Appeals upholds that only citizens can vote, rejecting efforts to allow noncitizen voting.
New York City Can't Allow Noncitizens to Vote, Top State Court RulesNew York's highest court ruled noncitizen voting unconstitutional, reaffirming that citizenship is a requisite for voting per the State Constitution.
New York's top court blocks NYC from letting noncitizens voteNew York's top court ruled against noncitizen voting in NYC municipal elections, affirming that voting is restricted to citizens.
New York's top court blocks NYC from letting noncitizens voteNew York's top court ruled that only citizens can vote in municipal elections, ending NYC's efforts to allow noncitizens to participate.
NY's highest court strikes down law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections | amNewYorkNew York's highest court rules only US citizens can vote, striking down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
Why the left can't let go of its nutty love of noncitizen votingNew York's Court of Appeals upholds that only citizens can vote, rejecting efforts to allow noncitizen voting.
NYC's law allowing noncitizens to vote is dead as state's highest court shuts it downThe New York Court of Appeals struck down a law allowing noncitizens to vote, emphasizing that voting is restricted to citizens according to the state constitution.
Under legal threat and public pressure, Gilroy moves toward district-based electionsGilroy is moving to district elections to enhance Latino representation amid a legal threat related to the California Voting Rights Act.
After public pressure, Gilroy expands districting processGilroy is restructuring its election process to allow district-based voting and increase community engagement.
Under legal threat and public pressure, Gilroy moves toward district-based electionsGilroy is moving to district elections to enhance Latino representation amid a legal threat related to the California Voting Rights Act.
After public pressure, Gilroy expands districting processGilroy is restructuring its election process to allow district-based voting and increase community engagement.
Veteran turned away at Ontario polling station receives apology | CBC NewsAn Ontario senior was denied the chance to vote due to ID requirements, leading to an apology and a promise for further investigation.
91-year-old veteran says he was denied right to vote in Ontario's election, despite having proper ID | CBC NewsCharles Parent, despite being a dedicated voter, was denied the right to vote due to ID issues during a recent election.
Veteran turned away at Ontario polling station receives apology | CBC NewsAn Ontario senior was denied the chance to vote due to ID requirements, leading to an apology and a promise for further investigation.
91-year-old veteran says he was denied right to vote in Ontario's election, despite having proper ID | CBC NewsCharles Parent, despite being a dedicated voter, was denied the right to vote due to ID issues during a recent election.
Disabled voters in this state are no longer allowed to receive ballots by emailDisabled individuals in Wisconsin cannot receive absentee ballots via email as ruled by the appeals court,
Black Women Are the Unsung Heroes of "Bloody Sunday" 60 Years AgoSheyann Webb-Christburg recalls her harrowing experience during the Selma to Montgomery march, highlighting the brutality faced by peaceful protestors on Bloody Sunday.
New US bill could restrict voting rights of Americans abroadThe SAVE Act aims to tighten voting rules for Americans, requiring proof of citizenship in person, potentially limiting overseas voting access.
New US bill could restrict voting rights of Americans abroadThe SAVE Act may significantly restrict voting access for Americans abroad by requiring in-person proof of citizenship for voter registration.
New US bill could restrict voting rights of Americans abroadThe SAVE Act aims to tighten voting rules for Americans, requiring proof of citizenship in person, potentially limiting overseas voting access.
New US bill could restrict voting rights of Americans abroadThe SAVE Act may significantly restrict voting access for Americans abroad by requiring in-person proof of citizenship for voter registration.
Trump spreads falsehoods about voting while pushing new rules in speech to governors - PoynterTrump mischaracterizes the electoral process, ignoring the complexities involved and spreading misinformation about voting laws and counting timelines.
Trump can still vote after sentencing, but can't own a gun and will have to turn over DNA sampleTrump's felony conviction comes with no penalties, but it impacts his rights including firearm ownership and DNA sample obligations.
Trump Can Vote After Sentencing But Loses Gun Rights and Must Submit DNA SampleTrump's hush money conviction did not result in jail time or fines, but he retains felonies on his record affecting certain rights.
Trump spreads falsehoods about voting while pushing new rules in speech to governors - PoynterTrump mischaracterizes the electoral process, ignoring the complexities involved and spreading misinformation about voting laws and counting timelines.
Trump can still vote after sentencing, but can't own a gun and will have to turn over DNA sampleTrump's felony conviction comes with no penalties, but it impacts his rights including firearm ownership and DNA sample obligations.
Trump Can Vote After Sentencing But Loses Gun Rights and Must Submit DNA SampleTrump's hush money conviction did not result in jail time or fines, but he retains felonies on his record affecting certain rights.
German election: Voters turn out to decide next government DW 02/23/2025Germany holds a snap parliamentary election due to coalition collapse, with CDU/CSU leading polls.Frustration over late ballots for voters abroad impacts the election sentiment.
The ultimate guide to the 2025 German electionGermany holds snap elections on February 23rd, 2025, after the previous coalition government collapsed.Eligible voters include German citizens aged 18 and older.
Many Germans abroad excluded from voting due to 'poor preparation and slow post'Poor planning led to many Germans abroad being unable to vote in the snap election.
In Germany, 10 million people excluded from upcoming vote DW 01/25/2025Germany is a parliamentary democracy where voting rights are restricted to citizens, excluding many residents with international backgrounds.
Germany: 10 million people excluded from upcoming vote DW 01/25/2025A 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.
Who can and can't vote in Germany's 2025 election? DW 01/25/2025Many 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.
German election: Voters turn out to decide next government DW 02/23/2025Germany holds a snap parliamentary election due to coalition collapse, with CDU/CSU leading polls.Frustration over late ballots for voters abroad impacts the election sentiment.
The ultimate guide to the 2025 German electionGermany holds snap elections on February 23rd, 2025, after the previous coalition government collapsed.Eligible voters include German citizens aged 18 and older.
Many Germans abroad excluded from voting due to 'poor preparation and slow post'Poor planning led to many Germans abroad being unable to vote in the snap election.
In Germany, 10 million people excluded from upcoming vote DW 01/25/2025Germany is a parliamentary democracy where voting rights are restricted to citizens, excluding many residents with international backgrounds.
Germany: 10 million people excluded from upcoming vote DW 01/25/2025A 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.
Who can and can't vote in Germany's 2025 election? DW 01/25/2025Many 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 pushes through 'solution' to Dail speaking rights row as furious opposition vow to not co-operateGovernment's vote on the speaking rights issue provoked strong opposition and highlighted tensions regarding parliamentary procedure.
Snowbanks on city streets pose 'serious accessibility barriers' for voters with disabilities, advocates say | CBC NewsAccess to polling stations for people with disabilities is critical, especially during elections.
German expats electoral rules after postal delays hinder votingMany Germans abroad faced barriers voting in the federal elections due to postal delays, prompting calls for electoral reforms.
Many who came to Germany as migrants will vote for the first time Sunday. Here's what they hope forFirst-time voters in Germany, primarily naturalized citizens, are experiencing empowerment but also concern over far-right politics.
Including people without legal status in census has had little impact on House seats, study findsThe impact of including individuals without permanent legal status in congressional apportionment is negligible, according to recent studies.
Who won election to top North Carolina court? Case belongs in state court, for now, 4th Circuit saysThe 4th U.S. Circuit Court decided that the contested election case for North Carolina's Supreme Court remains in state jurisdiction for now.
Non-citizen in Miami Beach charged with voting 6 times in US electionsA British national illegally voted six times in U.S. elections before being charged with illegal voting.
Virginia Dems Advance Reproductive, Voting and Marriage Rights AmendmentsVirginia lawmakers are advancing amendments for voting rights, reproductive freedoms, and marriage equality.The amendments are primarily supported by Democrats and face opposition from Republicans.
NY considers law to allow parties and election workers to serve snacks, drinks to votersNew York lawmakers propose a bill allowing snacks for voters in line to improve the voting experience and address accessibility issues.
Letter From The Editor: Happy New Year, And a Call to Action For All The Gardeners of Justice!The article expresses deep disappointment over the recent election results and the choices made by voters.