Rebroadcast on the ERIC Voter Registration Cross Referencing System from March 9
For 31 states, the ERIC voter registration change database provides real election integrity, not the made-up kind. Now, it’s under attack by conspiracy theorists.
Eliminating College IDs Isn’t the Only Tactic to Stop Students from Voting. Just Ask New Hampshire.
Thousands of students move to New Hampshire and live nine months of the year attending school. Under the state constitution’s “domicile” rules, those students may choose to vote in the state, or vote absentee in their originating state. And for decades, a college ID and apartment or dormitory address have been acceptable proof to register to vote in New Hampshire. But since 2011, some anti-democracy legislators have tried to stop them.
After Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Election, Expect More GOP State Laws Restricting College Student Voting
After Wisconsin's Supreme Court Election, Expect More GOP State Laws Restricting College Student Voting
Challenge to Washington Voting Rights Act in the State’s High Court Raises Concern Among Democracy Advocates
We have ANOTHER democracy lawsuit to watch, this time in Washington State. The case challenges the Washington Voting Rights Act, the state’s response to portions of the FEDERAL Voting Rights Act being struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Voting Options & Poll Worker Protection Laws Move Forward in Delaware, Connecticut & Oklahoma
We have three pro-Democracy stories out of Delaware, Connecticut and Oklahoma today, two proposing to expand voting options, and one just signed to protect poll workers from intimidation.