CLC fights in court anti-voter laws that target Black voters, voters of color, and voters with disabilities. CLC advocates to restore voting rights for Americans with past felony convictions, and advocates for state and federal policies that improve and protect in-person voting access and voter registration.
CLC also builds confidence in our election processes at the state and federal levels, including updating the Electoral Count Act to strengthen the guardrails surrounding the Electoral College process. CLC supports policies to bolster protections and streamline the process for the election workers and poll workers who keep our elections safe and secure.
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South Dakota requires voters to provide documentation proving their citizenship when registering to vote in state and local elections. The League of Women Voters of South Dakota is suing to ensure that the state implements this new requirement in a way that complies with crucial, pro-voter provisions of federal law.
President Trump has attempted to retaliate against certain large national law firms that provided legal advocacy to his perceived political opponents and disfavored election cases. Campaign Legal Center (CLC) has filed an amicus brief urging the courts to protect voting rights and election lawyers from unlawful discrimination by the Trump administration.
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