Congress should pass this bill, which is popular among American voters and would give them an equal say in our political system. 

Congress must dismantle barriers that prevent Native Americans from voting so that they can have an equal say in our future. 

Discriminatory barriers like polling place closures and voter roll purges still prevent Americans from voting. 

CLC is fighting for voting maps in Colorado that would not dilute Latino voters' electoral influence in congressional elections. 

New locations will provide better access to rural and Black voters in Caddo Parish, Louisiana but also show why we need national voting access legislation. 

It is vital that Colorado's Latino community be in a position where it is fairly represented in shaping the future. 

Former President Trump and his allies have told lies about the 2020 elections, so here is the truth about what happened. 

CLC is fighting strike down this restrictive law to ensure that more Kansans can have their right to vote honored. 

The library enables visitors to contextualize gerrymandering by clicking on states and comparing them to other states or previous maps from the same state.

CLC's Gicola Lane joined When We All Vote for an event on restoring voting rights to returning citizens that occurred during National Voter Registration Week. 

The Senate must pass this bill to ensure that we can all vote and have an equal say in our future. 

We cannot accept Congressional Gold Medals as a substitute for meaningful voting protections. 

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

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would honor the legacy of the VRA—so how did we get here?

The calamity of the Supreme Court’s decision in Shelby County v. Holder can only fully be understood by looking at the Voting Rights Act’s history and all the harm to voting rights that was successfully prevented because we had Section 5 in place.

CLC mourns the passing of Rep. John Lewis and Rev. C.T. Vivian and honors their legacy by continuing to fight for voting rights. 

Rep. John Lewis' legal counsel on voting rights, Gerry Hebert, pays tribute.