We know who the next president will be, but now, we are just following the formalization process. 

"This feeling is the best," says first-time voter. 

I signed on to this lawsuit to right the wrongs of past disenfranchisement.

Even though the 2020 general election saw record voter turnout, much work still needs to be done to address barriers to voting. 

In a CNN interview, CLC President Trevor Potter outlines how our election system has ways to ensure that everyone's vote counts. 

The Senate should help ensure that Americans can vote safely, easily, and securely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Gov. Abbott's recent order further restricts safe, accessible voting options in Texas amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

An appeals court upholds a lower court's decision to make voting more accessible for first-time voters in Tennessee. 

The policies that advocates pushed for and states put in place allowed voters to participate. 

You have a right to vote, and if someone is preventing you from exercising that right, speak up. 

Local election officials should inform people of their fundamental rights to encourage them to vote. 

The biggest takeaways? Vote early and go to reputable, official sources for information. 

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. 

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

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