Voting Rights

The fate of the Voting Rights Act hangs in the balance.

Crystal Mason voted in the 2016 presidential election despite having a past felony conviction.

Republicans are using their gerrymandered supermajority to mislead voters with four constitutional amendments.

Millions of US citizens cannot vote because they have been convicted of a felony.

Trump's recent remarks push the racist anti-democratic policies of the Republican Party.

“We will keep coming back until everyone has housing, voting rights, clean water, peace, and justice!”

Voting laws continue to pose major threats to voting rights this fall.

In a one-year period, the US has had more proposed laws prohibiting voting than cases of actual voter fraud incidents.

Florida stands out with one of the nation's most restrictive felony disenfranchisement law.

Ambiguous state law means the ability of prisoners to vote varies between jails, disproportionately affecting poor people of color awaiting trial.