Discriminatory policies must not prevent eligible voters from being able to vote and have their voices heard. 

Early voting and automatic and same day registration would address the problems we've faced in multiple elections. 

Elected officials in Florida have introduced a bill limiting access to vote-by-mail for their own personal benefit. 

Young adults should be able to make their voices heard and shape their futures through the democratic process. 

This is a brazen attempt by Georgia's politicians to cherry-pick their voters. 

Virginia has signed a state Voting Rights Act into law to protect the voting rights of communities of color. 

Our country needs stronger enforcement of coordination laws to hold candidates and their donors accountable. 

While there are laws requiring political ad transparency, sub-vendors can still hide a substantial amount of campaign spending.

This case shouldn't dilute well-established precedents endorsing voters’ right to know who is spending money to influence our elections and our government.

In a victory against voting discrimination, a district court ruled Virginia Beach's system of conducting elections illegal. 

Coordination between outside spenders and their preferred political party must be strictly policed and enforced.

The FEC should enforce the law to ensure that super PACs do not act as arms of campaigns. 

A 18-year-old Freshman college student wants us to know younger adults should play a key role in shaping our country's future. 

Several states are trying to raise the bar for qualifying and passing ballot initiatives. 

This legislation will strengthen our democracy by cracking down on political corruption in both parties. 

To avoid further damage to public trust and promote accountability, our elected officials should cooperate with investigations. 

Following influence efforts, now is the time to tighten restrictions on foreign campaign spending and stop secret, unlimited contributions. 

The decision in this case will determine whether voters or politicians have the power to draw political maps. 

House rules and federal law require campaign funds to be used for legitimate and verifiable campaign purposes.

Virginians choice to vote for fair maps will help their state have a more inclusive democracy.