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

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


Kentucky’s Governor Race Could Unwind Voting Rights Restoration


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


Ohio photo ID law makes voting hard for college students, but not impossible


Smyth County woman challenges Virginia’s process for restoring voting rights to convicted felons


In 'Very Big Deal for the Survival of Our Democracy,' SCOTUS Rejects Fringe Legal Theory

KY case aiming to restore voting rights to all former felons meets to get ruling


Appeals court hears case on the restoration of voting rights for Kentuckians with felony convictions


Felons argue for voting rights at Sixth Circuit


Convicted felons fighting for the right to vote

The Virginians Who Can’t Vote Because of Glenn Youngkin

White House Hopefuls Face Low Barriers to Entry

Decoding The Supreme Court’s Silence On The Independent State Legislature Theory


Black Leaders Cautiously Hail Alabama Redistricting SCOTUS Decision Protecting Voting Rights


Conservatives encourage voter suppression strategies across college campuses

Targeting Young Texas Voters Is A Threat To Fair and Free Elections

Ahead of 2024 election, several states overhauled voting laws

Gov. Youngkin agreed to speed up voting rights restoration process, Sen. Lionell Spruill says

State Roundup: Cardin Won’t Seek Re-Election To U.S. Senate; Who Will Vie For His Seat?
Khaula Zafar, Communications Director kzafar@fairelectionscenter.org