Is Virginia Prepared to Debunk ‘Voter Fraud’ Lies in the Governor’s Race? Glenn Youngkin’s pro-Trump supporters are already claiming voter fraud. November 1, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Virginia Gov Race: Organizers Are Turning Out Overlooked Voters of Color A grassroots strategy that avoids partisan clichés and confronts local issues is turning out Black voters in Roanoke at more… October 29, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Celebrities Reconnect With Hometowns to Boost Local Candidates in Virginia Since its founding in 2017, the Hometown Project has helped more than 125 down-ballot candidates stand out. October 21, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Most Virginia Counties Won’t Offer Sunday Voting This Fall “We have souls, but there are not enough polls.” September 1, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Supreme Court’s Latest Voting Rights Ruling: Some Racial Discrimination is Permissible Justice Samuel Alito’s majority opinion is reviving segregation-era values in federal voting rights law. July 14, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
As Republicans Stall Election Reform in the U.S. Senate, Democracy Comes Under Greater Strain Both parties are vying to change who votes and how ballots are cast. June 28, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Election Researchers Reveal That Flexible Voting Options Boosted 2020 Turnout States deregulated voting to protect public health in a pandemic. Academic research finds voters gravitated to some accessible options more… May 4, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Disability Rights Advocates Press Senate for Internet Voting Option in Voting Reforms The push for voters with disabilities, and for overseas and military voters, pits civil rights activists against cybersecurity advocates. April 13, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Assessing the Moment: How Far Will Democrats Go for Democracy Reform? The moral case for voting rights echoes the early 1960s. But this century’s vote suppressors are pinstriped technocrats, not mob-leading… April 1, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Virginia and Georgia, Southern Bastions, Take Opposite Courses on Voting Rights “Which direction does the South go? Does it follow Virginia? Or does it follow Georgia?” March 21, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Iowa and Georgia Lead State GOP Efforts to Roll Back Voting Rights But not every red state is limiting options to vote, just as not every blue state is preserving expanded voting… February 26, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest
Interview: Voting Booth on Post-2020 Push by State GOP to Making it Harder to Vote As the second Senate impeachment trial of Donald Trump commenced, much of the case against the former President relies on… February 12, 2021 ShareTwitterFacebookPinterest