Michigan Preregistration Law Will Strengthen Youth Vote

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Disenfranchised Kentuckians Ask U.S. Supreme Court To Hear Challenge To Arbitrary Restoration System


Trial Begins in Federal Court Challenge to Unconstitutional Voter Registration Procedures in Arizona

Ahead of 2024, Felons Fight to Regain Right to Vote

New Report Details How College Campuses Are Increasing Accessing to Voting

Legal efforts challenge Youngkin’s pace on rights restoration


House Re-Introduces John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act
Common Cause Promotes Dan Vicuña to Director of Redistricting and Representation

Getting Young Voters to the Polls Isn’t as Simple as All Digital All the Time

Voter restoration groups petitioning Supreme Court

Lynn Schmidt: College students' rights have eroded. They need, more than ever, to cast votes.

These Black Women Were Behind The March On Washington. We Must Still Carry On Their Legacy

Voting rights of former felons could be on the line in Kentucky's governor race

In the Fight for Voting Rights, Michigan Is Determined to Win


Republicans Are Targeting the Youth Vote in 2024, But Students Are Fighting Back


In reversal, some states make it harder for people with felony convictions to vote


Kentucky’s Governor Race Could Unwind Voting Rights Restoration

SIXTH CIRCUIT PANEL REJECTS CHALLENGE TO KENTUCKY’S ARBITRARY VOTING RIGHTS RESTORATION SCHEME


“Good Trouble”: Who Is Upholding John Lewis’ Voting Rights Legacy?


Ohio photo ID law makes voting hard for college students, but not impossible
Khaula Zafar, Communications Director kzafar@fairelectionscenter.org