Absentee voting is a safe and secure alternative to in-person voting that can allow more eligible voters to vote. 

There are a variety of methods for ensuring that the process for mailing and returning ballots is safe and secure. 

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, only voters who have verified their identity and eligibility will be able to cast absentee or mail ballots. 

By deciding not to intervene, the court has failed a Native American community seeking equal voting access. 

CLC's President, Trevor Potter, discussed important voting rights litigation in a recent podcast interview. 

In the halls of Congress, elected officials should abide by ethics laws and rules and not campaign for reelection.

CLC's staff members share their reflections on the life and legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. 

Revelations regarding Trump's tax returns show why we need stronger ethics rules to prevent against presidential conflicts of interest. 

Native American communities need multiple early voting options, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

A state legislature overturning presidential election results and substituting its own preferences would violate federal law. 

States should provide more ways and time for voters to cure any issues with signatures on their ballots. 

An agreement was reached between the state of Georgia and a coalition of civil rights organizations to help ensure that eligible Georgia voters would no longer be denied access to state voting rolls due to clerical errors.