Arizona implements ABBA regulations amid concerns over voting machine certification processes.
Cochise County Meeting on Voting Equipment Updates Kochise County officials gathered on August 6, 2025, to review crucial updates regarding voting equipment and certification processes, emphasizing the need to adhere to both federal and state regulations. A significant point of discussion was the recent purchase of new voting machines, which cost up to $300,000 and […]
SPLC marks the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act by advocating for ongoing efforts.
Panel Commemorates 60th Anniversary of Voting Rights Act On Wednesday, the Southern Poverty Law Center hosted a panel to mark the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, focusing on how historical civil rights efforts shape current events. “This isn’t a moment to be nostalgic,” said Montgomery Mayor Stephen Reid ahead of the discussion. “It’s […]
Rep. Sewell advocates for voter protection legislation on the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act
Terri Sewell Advocates for Voting Rights Act Renewal On the anniversary of the historic Voting Rights Act of 1965, US Representative Terri Sewell from Alabama urged Congress to advance the Voting Rights Act once again. During a celebration marking the 60th anniversary of the Act’s signing by President Lyndon B. Johnson, Sewell appeared in a […]
What impact would federal voting laws have on the redistricting rush?
California is currently at odds with Texas over a congressional district that could influence the power dynamics in Congress as President Donald Trump finishes his term. If the courts intervene, Texas could face allegations of racism, which might complicate its legal standing. The party has been unlocked Both Texas Republicans and California Democrats are pushing […]
DOJ intends to request comprehensive voting data from every state
DOJ Requesting Voting Information from States Officials from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) have announced plans to gather voting and election-related information from all 50 states, as stated by a national organization that comprises various state election officials. Recently, the DOJ issued letters to several states, including at least nine, asking for details relevant […]
Supreme Court is set to evaluate the legality of an important part of the Voting Rights Act
Supreme Court Considers Brief on Majority Districts in Louisiana Case This past Friday, the Supreme Court directed parties involved in the ongoing case of Louisiana vs. Frey to submit a brief concerning the constitutionality of the obligations surrounding “majority” districts. This development follows the Court’s earlier decision to abstain from ruling on the matter this […]
Alabama law removes voting rights from Black citizens at a higher rate
Alabama’s Disenfranchisement Issue Recent findings from a nonprofit organization, focused on restoring voting rights in Alabama after felony convictions, point to the state’s “moral violation” law as a significant factor in the disenfranchisement of Black citizens. The law appears to create barriers for individuals trying to regain their voting rights. This analysis, spanning three years […]
RNC Takes Legal Action Against Blue State for Hiding Voting Machine Information
RNC Sues New Jersey Election Department The Republican National Committee (RNC) has initiated legal action against New Jersey’s election department, claiming it has not complied with requests made under the state’s Open Public Records Act (OPRA). This information comes from the Daily Caller News Foundation. In its lawsuit, the RNC mentions that it submitted an […]
How might ranked-choice voting change politics in California?
New York City’s Mayoral Race Highlights Ranked Choice Voting Recently, New York City’s mayoral contest garnered attention, particularly due to the rise of democratic socialists. Zohran Mamdani achieved a remarkable win against Andrew Cuomo, a seasoned Democratic political figure, largely because of a new ranked-choice voting system. It’s interesting that in 28 City Council races, […]
Senate begins voting on large tax and spending reduction bill
Senate Votes on Marathon Amendment WASHINGTON – The US Senate is gearing up to hold voting sessions on the Marathon Amendment beginning Monday. This process will involve a wide range of proposals from both Republicans and Democrats. The discussions are set to take place throughout Monday and could extend into Tuesday, testing the endurance of […]