Category: Democracy

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Utah voters want independent redistricting. GOP lawmakers are fighting it.

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In Kentucky, rare bipartisan support for expanded voting access

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Mail deadlines, drop boxes limit Minnesota’s progressive voting access

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In divided Virginia, move toward greater voting equity on pause

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Massachusetts widens early and mail voting, but local disparities persist

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Vermont moves permanently to universal vote-by-mail system

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Gerrymandering, signature rejections dilute Latino vote in Washington state

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New Hampshire isn’t budging on obstacles to registration, ID, mail ballots

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Illinois allows curbside voting, improves access for incarcerated

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New West Virginia restrictions follow Republican playbook in other states

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In Indiana, extreme gerrymandering and low voter turnout go hand-in-hand

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Hawaii’s all-mail voting system a barrier for unhoused, non-English speakers

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In Wisconsin, voting limits vetoed, but conservative court steps in

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It’s easy to vote in Washington, D.C., but it still doesn’t count

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More than 15% of Black Mississippi residents permanently barred from voting

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In Wyoming, barriers for people with disabilities, criminal record

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Supreme Court allows extreme racial gerrymandering to stand in Louisiana 

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New Mexico makes it easier to register to vote

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Judge blocks Delaware’s move to no-excuse vote by mail

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With Michigan government deadlock, advocates ask voters to ease access

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Indigenous voters challenge North Dakota voter ID rules, gerrymandering

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In Florida, extreme gerrymandering and people arrested for voting