Voters can expect to spend less time at the polls by using Badger Books, which will allow a more efficient and secure way for people to sign in or register to vote.
A Texas man who went viral on social media last year for waiting more than six hours in line to cast his ballot in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary was arrested this week under a state law that prohibits convicted felons from voting while on parole.
State Republicans are launching a push at the ballot box to require voter IDs during elections, convinced the Democratic-led Legislature won’t take on the issue.
The LWVK and other nonprofits that help with the process have temporarily suspended their voter registration efforts to avoid criminal prosecution under a new state law.
Fifty-six percent are more worried that those who want to vote can, but the latest NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll also found that most agree that voters should have to present photo ID at the polls.
The problem, Ford said, is that every state has different election laws. He is hoping his bill can be a national model to make it easier, not more restrictive, for voters to cast their votes.
TOPEKA — A voting rights group plans to pause its voter registration and education activities for fear of criminal prosecution under a new election law passed this year by the Republican-controlled Kansas Legislature.
Parts of the new Georgia voting law take effect Thursday, requiring new forms of ID for absentee voting, shortening deadlines to request absentee ballots and changing early voting times for elections.
Butler County Commissioners say they're frustrated with the ongoing election reform battle in Harrisburg. On the heels of the state House passing a new round of election reform, local commissioners say the new rules will bring an additional cost to the county government.
Governor Mills recently signed into law several bills that affect campaigns and elections in the state of Maine. L.D. 1363: An Act to Amend the Laws Governing Elections.
Former Congressman Beto O’Rourke, a Democrat from El Paso, said he’s grateful for the state lawmakers’ walkout, because it gives extra time to fight the voting regulations.
North Carolina's constitution still requires a literacy test for voting, a Jim Crow-era tactic used to keep Black voters away from the polls. State House lawmakers are trying again to ask voters to remove it.
