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Fair Elections Center is a national, nonpartisan voting rights and election reform 501(c)(3) organization based in Washington, D.C.
Yesterday, Department of Justice filed fraud charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), alleging the long-established civil rights group was funding the very extremism it works to dismantle. The allegations mark a new low in the Trump Administration`s rollback of civil rights, fitting within a broader pattern of intimidation designed to destabilize organizations that monitor discrimination and protect vulnerable communities.β
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Rebekah Caruthers, President and CEO at Fair Elections Center, issued the following statement in solidarity with SPLC. Read the full statement at the link in our bio.
Earlier this month, the Trump Administration released another executive order aimed at illegally federalizing our elections. After several failed attempts to pass the disastrous SAVE Act, the President is attempting to mandate the use of an unreliable database to make sure (or so he claims) that only citizens are voting and to force the US Postal Service to only send mail ballots to these verified citizens. As citizens are already the only ones voting and as the USPS could not possibly enforce such an edict in any case, "the entire executive order is based on a fantasy," says Jon Sherman, Litigation Director at the Fair Elections Center, in an interview with the Progress Report Substack, where he outlines the legal and practical concerns raised by the order. Check out the full article at the link below.β
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https://www.progressreport.news/p/understanding-trumps-latest-fascist
Congratulations to the 2026 ALL IN Student Voting Honor Roll recipients for being honored by @allintovote! Over half of the students recognized for this award attend a college or university designated as a `Voter Friendly Campus` through Campus Vote Project`s joint initiative with @naspapics π€―β
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Thanks to all 168 Student Voting Honor Roll awardees for your hard work and commitment to nonpartisan civic and voter engagement in your campus communities. π³οΈβ
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View the awards recipients at 2026 Student Voting Honor Roll at the link in our bio (allinchallenge.org/2026-student-voting-honor-roll/)β
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#AllInToVote
π¨ Virginia! Did you know there`s a statewide election on April 21? π¨β
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On April 21, Virginia voters will have the chance to decide whether or not the state legislature will should be able to redraw the state`s congressional districts between now and October 31, 2030. β
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If passed, this constitutional amendment would impact who represents you and your community in Congress. β
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That`s pretty important, right? Here`s what you have to do to make your voice heard: β
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οΈ Check your registration and make sure you are registered to vote at your current address.β
ποΈ Do your research on the amendment and make a decision about how you want to cast your vote! β
π³οΈ Cast your ballot! Virginia voters can vote by mail, in person during early voting, or in person on Election Day! β
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Make a plan to vote and vote by April 21, Virginia! Learn More at the link in our bio (bit.ly/fecvavote)β
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π¨ Wisconsin! Did you know there`s a statewide election on April 7? (Yes, that`s next week!)π¨β
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Next Tuesday, April 7, Wisconsin voters will have the chance to decide who will be the next state supreme court justice. The Supreme Court of Wisconsin is the highest court in the state and makes decisions that impact the day-to-day lives of Wisconsin citizens. In the last year alone, the court has heard cases on issues like employment, healthcare, and voting rights. β
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That`s pretty important, right? Here`s what you have to do to make your voice heard: β
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οΈ Check your registration and make sure you are registered to vote at your current address.β
π Do your research on the candidates and make a decision about how you want to cast your vote! β
π³οΈ Cast your ballot! Wisconsin voters can vote by mail or in person early and on Election Day. β
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Make a plan to vote and vote by April 7, Wisconsin! Learn More at the link in our bio (bit.ly/fecwivote)
