It is critical that Florida act with urgency to provide a uniform and straightforward process that gives all affected Floridians a chance to exercise their right to vote.

In an op-ed published in the Orlando Sentinel, CLC’s Danielle Lang analyzes the recent decision handed down in Jones v. DeSantis.

CLC strongly endorses the VRAA and encourages the House to pass HR 4 without delay.

Judge Hinkle issued an opinion ruling that it is unconstitutional to deny individuals with past convictions the right to vote based on their inability to pay fines and fees.

I am from Memphis, and was a consistent voter. The poll workers put my name in the system, and a felony popped up, so they denied me. But I never had a felony conviction at all.

RecupereSuVoto.org will make voting rights information easily accessible to the millions of Americans who speak Spanish.

CLC’s founder and president Trevor Potter delivered the Constitution Day lecture at Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law in Bloomington, Indiana.

Since the launch, RestoreYourVote.org has had nearly 70,000 visitors seeking to learn more about voting rights restoration in their state.

A court blocked the state from enforcing Tennessee's new law, which criminalizes voter registration activity.

In November, CLC voting rights advocates traveled across Alabama to help people with past felony convictions restore their right to vote and train community leaders on rights restoration. We found that citizens across the state are being effectively denied their legal right to vote by misinformation...

In November, Campaign Legal Center (CLC) voting rights advocates traveled across Alabama to help people with past felony convictions restore their right to vote and train community leaders on rights restoration.

We found that citizens across the state are being effectively denied their legal...

With today’s decision, we are optimistic about our ability to protect the tradition of voter registration drives from government threats of fines and jail time.

If the legislature adds more hurdles and confuses everyone about whether the process will actually take effect for people in situations like mine, the progress that my fellow Floridians voted for last November could go unrealized. 

Here are stories from eligible, Native American voters in North Dakota who are fighting for their right to vote in the face of the state's discriminatory voter ID law. 

In my first posting on voter intimidation, I set forth the legal standard for bringing cases under Section 11(b) of the Voting Rights Act and set forth references to legislative history that make it clear that proof of intent is not required to establish a violation.  Voter intimidation remains a...

In the coming weeks, I plan to lay out in some expanding detail the rights of voters to bring cases under the anti-intimidation statute of the Voting Rights Act:  Section 11(b) of the Voting Rights Act (42 U.S. C. 1973i(b)).  Today, I begin by examining the relevant legislative history of the...

A coalition of Georgia civil rights groups – represented by CLC and others – sued prior to the 2018 election and won.

For far too many individuals, access to the ballot is determined by their ability to pay – a modern-day poll tax.

Alabama Voting Rights Project receives the Jane Katz Public Service Award from the League of Women Voters of Alabama. 

When Florida passed a modern-day poll tax that ties my right to vote to my ability to pay off fines and fees – I felt like I had a rug ripped from under my feet.