Join CLC for a discussion about voting rights legal fights and election results scenarios. 

A federal court has upheld the right of Montana's counties to conduct safe and secure vote-by-mail elections. 

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, The Pascua Yaqui Tribe deserves to have a safe early voting site reinstated on its reservation. 

Ballot dropboxes are a safe and secure way of ensuring that every eligible voter can vote. 

Helping those with past felony convictions vote is a big part of allowing every eligible voter to participate in our democracy. 

Ginsburg’s enduring legacy is that she was a trailblazer who stood up for equality in all its forms.

To know who is trying to influence our elections, we cannot rely on digital platforms to regulate the ads shown on their platforms. 

Iowans should expect transparency so that they can know which wealthy special interests elected officials are serving.  

Pennsylvania recently established uniform processes for counting mail-in ballots, allowing voters to be confident that their votes will count. 

It didn’t really feel like it affected me until I completed my sentence and knew that I still couldn’t vote, even if I wanted to.

Tennessean Dawn Harrington shares how changing the state's restrictive voting laws would help more people have their voices heard. 

Montana's counties should be able to help their citizens vote safely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In a deeply disappointing decision, an appeals court has ruled that Floridians voting rights can be conditioned on their ability to pay.  

Tens of thousands of Tennesseans will now be able to cast absentee ballots in the November election. 

Read Marquibe Smith's story about learning how to restore his voting rights in Tennessee. 

CLC expert Adav Noti explains why unlimited, secret spending by wealthy special interests hurts our democracy. 

For 25 years, I felt like an outcast in society because the legal system took away my voting rights. I couldn’t speak up about issues that matter to me. I felt like all my choices had been taken away.

DeJoy allegedly violated campaign finance law by using his company to pay his employees to make political contributions on his behalf. 

Join us for a virtual conversation between CLC President Trevor Potter and Katherine M. Gehl about Gehl's new book. 

Changing New Jersey's voting rules so close to the general election could prevent eligible voters from voting.