Topic: Voters Rights

The breach of two Florida election systems during the 2016 elections are a lesson in how not to handle election interference by foreign governments.

A Supreme Court decision due in June will determine exactly how much autonomy states have to make the rules for voting and elections.

The concerns were echoed by Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose office offered $75 million to help pay for 100 more early voting sites.

As more states expand absentee voting, elections boards must balance voter accessibility and ballot security.

In November, voters passed an amendment restoring the right to vote for those convicted of a felony, but new legislation could diminish its potential impact.

Bernie Sanders supports expanding the U.S franchise to people in prison. Pete Buttigieg does not. Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris are unsure.

States in the Deep South limit access to the polls. So does New York.

It all began with an ethics complaint.

Fourteen states have signed a law pledging their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner, regardless of whether that candidate wins the state.

Comoros Gendarmerie officers disperse opposition supporters in the city of Moroni on March 25th, 2019.

Long campaigns cause candidates to prioritize fundraising, but shorter ones favor party-line voting.

Bills securing native voting rights are destined to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate, but might find success at the state level.

H.R. 1 would transfer the power to draw congressional districts from state legislatures to independent, non-partisan commissions.