During the event, Raidt discussed issues with political division and how we can address them to create a stronger democracy. 

This study's findings demonstrate the importance of CLC’s efforts to ensure that discriminatory barriers don't prevent voters from completing the rights restoration process. 

The process in New York — from voters amending the constitution to a court striking down the partisan gerrymander — should provide a roadmap for other states to follow.

In an op-ed, Utahn Wendy Martin explains the need to get rid of Utah's gerrymandered congressional district maps. 

The gerrymandered map has been prevented from taking effect and the Kansas Legislature must to return to the drawing board to produce a fair map.  

The Maryland Court of Appeals should set the precedent that Maryland’s Declaration of Rights protects Marylanders against partisan gerrymandering.

Helen Harris, a resident of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, shares her story about how gerrymandered state legislative maps have hurt her. 

The court's ruling continues a trend of protecting Michiganders' right to live under fair maps drawn by an independent redistricting commission. 

This law uses discriminatory requirements to deny certain Arizonans the right to vote early, by mail and in presidential elections. 

In an op-ed, Utahn Stephanie Condi warns that the state legislature's proposed congressional map would silence voters' voices. 

The White House report urges federal, state and local governments to more to ensure Native Americans have equitable access to voting. 

One Democratic and one Republican voter in Utah wrote an op-ed about how the congressional maps would hurt the state's democracy. 

Many who have been calling for judicial restraint have become jurists that seek to influence policy on issues like campaign finance and voting rights. 

In an op-ed, Potter discusses how H.B. 2492 would make it harder to register to vote and participate in certain elections. 

Georgia's voters will suffer if partisan politicians rewrite election laws to benefit themselves and make it harder to submit ballots. 

The Utah Legislature's proposed congressional map violates the state constitution and should be blocked from being implemented. 

Pamela Moses' case shows why Tennessee must overhaul its harsh, convoluted rights restoration process to help people regain the freedom to vote.