Tag: ACLU

‘I’ve Been Blocked from Voting. What do I do?’ 866-Our-Vote is a Lifeline For Voters, and Supported by Hundreds of Nonpartisan Pro-Voter Groups

‘I’ve Been Blocked from Voting.  What do I do?’  866-Our-Vote is a Lifeline For Voters, and Supported by Hundreds of Nonpartisan Pro-Voter Groups

With our own federal government posturing to interfere with the 2026 midterms at the polls and in the courts, it’s important that voters understand their rights. A coalition of 300 nonpartisan pro-voter groups runs 866-Our-Vote, a website and hotline for voter information, including for citizens experiencing barriers to voting.

Pro-Voter Groups Respond to State of Louisiana’s Equal Protection Clause Defense in October’s Consequential U.S. Supreme Court Case

We reported that the State of Louisiana shifted its argument in Louisiana vs. Callais, and now claims the protections of Voting Rights Act of 1965 Section 2, are unconstitutional and no longer needed.  In their brief, pro-voter groups point out Louisiana’s maps have already been found to discriminate, so shifting arguments won’t help them.