Op-Ed | Politics & Elections Student Voters Lean Left — So the Right Is Making It Harder for Them to Vote In recent years, 27 states have passed laws that could have a negative impact on student voter participation. By Sasha Abramsky , Truthout October 19, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections Dispatch From Wisconsin: Ground Zero for the RNC’s Voter Intimidation Efforts An RNC-funded poll watcher training tour is fanning the flames of voter suppression and election denial. By Emilio Leanza , Truthout October 15, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections Republicans Refuse to Extend Voter Registration as Hurricanes Strike Southeast Civil rights groups filed emergency litigation seeking to reopen voter registration in Florida and Georgia. By Mike Ludwig , Truthout October 10, 2024 Truthout
Op-Ed | Politics & Elections The GOP Is Engaged in an Eleventh-Hour Effort to Change Mail-In Voting Rules The GOP’s lawsuits against mail-in voting could pave the way for vote suppression and election denial in swing states. By Sasha Abramsky , Truthout October 9, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections In Texas, Racist Conspiracy Theories Fuel Suppression of Latino Voters House candidate Cecilia Castellano tells Truthout Ken Paxton’s investigations into voter fraud are a “partisan attack.” By Mike Ludwig , Truthout September 12, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections GOP Is Targeting Disabled Alabamians With Voting Restrictions Under Alabama’s SB 1, people who assist voters with absentee ballot applications could face a 20-year prison sentence. By Marianne Dhenin , Truthout July 7, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections Conservative SCOTUS Justices Give “OK” to Racial Gerrymander in South Carolina Pundits noted the “disastrous” decision “gives politicians the greenlight to racially gerrymander” elsewhere in the US. By Chris Walker , Truthout May 23, 2024 Truthout
Op-Ed | Politics & Elections 1964’s Freedom Summer Offers a Model for the Voting Rights Work We Need to Do I was part of Freedom Summer in 1964. Sixty years later, with voting rights under attack, I see how we need another. By Charles Derber , Truthout April 21, 2024 Truthout
News | Prisons & Policing Gerrymandering Denies Incarcerated People Fair Democratic Representation The US Census counts incarcerated people as residents of prisons, not their home towns — with undemocratic results. By Tyler Walicek , Truthout April 15, 2024 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections Millions of Voters Navigate New Voting Rules on Super Tuesday New photo ID rules and other changes vary widely between individual states, districts and even polling locations. By Mike Ludwig , Truthout March 5, 2024 Truthout