The Ohio legislature should amend and repeal a ban that appears to forbid election officials from collaborating with voting rights advocates.

In a victory for voters, a federal court has temporarily blocked provisions in a Kansas anti-voter law that would restrict the ability of nonpartisan organizations to distribute mail ballot applications.

The Latino community in Colorado has been growing quickly, and the new maps this year need to reflect that.

Communities require equity in government representation so that their voices are heard and needs are met. The map adopted by the Commission fails that standard and should be rejected by the Colorado Supreme Court.

Today's Senate vote on the Freedom to Vote Act cannot be the end. In order to help make the promise of democracy real for us all, Congress should pass the Freedom to Vote Act.

It’s a shame that politicians in Kansas see voting as a threat to their power. The court should allow our clients, nonpartisan organizations, to engage with voters and help people navigate confusing systems and facilitate voting by mail.

 

Today, as Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) introduce the Voting Rights Advancement Act (VRAA) on the eve of the second anniversary of Shelby County v. Holder, the Campaign Legal Center is releasing a short film focusing on a lifelong voter disenfranchised by Texas’ voter...

In a setback for voters, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to let discriminatory voting policies in Arizona stand.

A CLC report found that federal intervention would have succeeded in preventing dozens of states from passing laws this year that severely curtail millions of Americans’ freedom to vote.

Washington, D.C. – Today, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, otherwise known as the VRAA or H.R. 4.

Trevor Potter, president of Campaign Legal Center (CLC), and a Republican former chairman of the Federal Election Commission, released the...

The American people have been calling for national standards to protect our freedom to vote, ensure fair representation and increase transparency in political campaign spending. The Freedom to Vote Act is a significant step in that direction.

By passing H.R. 4, Congress would strengthen the guardrails of democracy and stop attacks on Americans’ freedom to vote in their tracks. All voters should have a say in the future direction of our country.

The court should draw fair maps before the next election to protect the constitutional rights of Wisconsin voters.

We’re pleased that Pascua Yaqui Tribe members will no longer have to travel 2-3 hours roundtrip just to vote at the nearest early voting site.

PlanScore.org empowers voters to hold map drawers accountable and demand fair maps during this critical map drawing year.

The Senate must hear from constituents about the importance of the For the People Act so we have the momentum needed to pass this bill and combat the crisis of confidence in our government.

Kansas’s new law is the latest in a nationwide trend by state legislatures moving to restrict the freedom to vote.