Voting Access
The League of Women Voters and other civic groups are shut out of USCIS naturalization ceremonies. But their voter registration work continues at other sites.
The Constitution doesn’t give him authority over elections. But public opinion may help create an opening.
A guide to understanding the conflict between improving election security and safeguarding voting rights.
A bill passed in the special session restores limits on voters who make last-minute address changes.
Three counties are getting rid of ballot-marking machines and having voters fill in their choices by hand.
Whitmer makes the call after an eight-month wait, setting voters up for four trips to the polls in 2026.
The new maps destroy majority-minority districts and fail to account for growth in Latino population, the plaintiffs allege.
Ranked choice voting is still a new, unfamiliar concept for most Americans. Tell us your questions, so we can help you understand it better.
The 18th Congressional District, a hub of Black political power, faces the prospect of new dividing lines.
A look at key questions about the legality and logistics of the president’s proposal.
Recorders say the rollout was rushed ahead of a coming special congressional election.
Federal appeals court upholds ID requirements for voting by mail
Seven in 10 voters showed up at a polling place in 2024, either early or on Election Day, an MIT study finds.
Trump’s Justice Department has forged ahead in the case, even after dropping many other voting-rights lawsuits brought under Biden.
Lawsuit cites conflict between Arizona law and state constitution. Expatriates ‘don’t have skin in the game,’ says a party leader.
The Department of State credits new laws and educational campaigns, but there are likely other factors at play, too.
Two letters went out. One was a mistake. The other one explains how to ensure you can keep voting in state and local elections.
Translating election materials is complex and costly for municipalities. More statewide coordination could help.
If approved, the accord would close out four years of litigation over a 2021 law that drew a challenge from groups representing voting rights groups.
Localities try extending the franchise to 16- and 17-year-olds, hoping to trigger a lifelong habit.