In this time of crisis, the impartiality of the Department of Justice is vital, which is why Attorney General Bill Barr should be investigated. 

Michigan's voters should have the choice to vote absentee amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Politicians defend free speech for the wealthy, well-connected few but stay silent regarding the state suppression of those protesting racial injustice. 

Although I am 49-years old, a veteran that served four years in the military, and have been living in Mobile for 32-years, I had my voting rights taken away from me.

My home state of Alabama, where I’ve lived since 1967, took away my voting rights for owing them four dollars.

A federal court has blocked a Florida law that would have denied hundreds of thousands of voters -- particularly voters of color -- the ability to participate in the 2020 election.

On Thursday morning, I walked into my polling place in Largo, Florida and cast a ballot. It was a beautiful experience. In fact, it felt like a rebirth.

Georgia's primary shows why the states and Congress must address systemic voting problems to allow for safe voting amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The public should have information on who is trying to influence our country's opinions, laws, and policies. 

Using a mail-in ballot will be critical for many people with disabilities in 2020. This requires having the right supports in place.

Imposing a curfew during voting hours sets a bad precedent for future elections. 

Legal fines and fees should not constitute an insurmountable poll tax that prevents Alabamians from voting. 

Amid a global pandemic, Tennessee voters should not have to choose between voting and staying healthy. 

Arkansas voters can now vote on fair maps from the safety of their own homes. 

Restrictive witness requirement laws should not disenfranchise Minnesota's voters during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, New Jersey's voters should not be disenfranchised due to inconsistencies with their handwriting. 

Lobbying efforts by wealthy special interests depleted coronavirus relief funds meant for small businesses. 

More than 7,000 Native Americans in North Dakota can now vote with greater ease.

The stimulus relief package primarily benefits wealthy special interests while neglecting everyday people.