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. 

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. 

Arkansans should be able to establish an independent redistricting commission, choose their politicians, and make their voices heard. 

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

We need more poll workers across the country to ensure that the election on Nov. 3, 2020 can be run safely and smoothly. 

Despite the recent issues with the U.S. Postal Service, we have the means to ensure that everyone's vote counts. 

An overview of what the Hatch Act is and how the White House has violated it during the Republican National Convention. 

Trump delivering his RNC speech on the White House South Lawn would violate a law governing federal employees' political activity. 

Campaign Legal Center is back in court to protect the voting rights of hundreds of thousands of Floridians. 

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's actions at the United States Postal Service are threatening the voting rights of tens of millions of Americans. 

Ruth Greenwood, CLC's Co-Director of Voting Rights and Redistricting, discusses what the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment means to her. 

President Trump's attacks on the United States Postal Service amount to are a misuse of presidential power.

History shows us that our generation must proactively seek ethics reforms if we want to have a stronger democracy. 

Fifty-five-years after the original VRA was signed into law, we should pass new legislation to ensure every American can vote. 

Iowa's Gov. Kim Reynolds recently signed an executive order restoring voting rights for people with felony convictions on their records. 

Republican lawmakers remind President Trump and reassure the country that general election will be held on Nov. 3, 2020.