Tag Archive: Voting Rights

Democrat and GOP Leaders Are Considering Online Voting in Light of Coronavirus for Party Elections

Released for Syndication: 03/23/2020

Political parties eye online voting for upcoming contests while states look to expand absentee ballots in remaining spring primaries and in the fall.

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Why Nationwide Voting by Mail Isn’t a Silver Bullet in a Pandemic

Released for Syndication: 03/18/2020

Calling for absentee balloting is easy, but many legal, technical, logistical and political obstacles stand between now and November’s election.

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Powerful Documentary Details Extensive Voter Suppression in Notorious 2018 Georgia Election

Released for Syndication: 02/27/2020

How Georgia’s GOP-led election officials thwarted tens of thousands of votes.

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New Hampshire Primary Showed How Student Turnout Can Overcome Notorious Voter Suppression Law This November

Released for Syndication: 02/12/2020

No barriers at the polls, but a post-Election Day poll tax for drivers.

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What Happens Next If Iowa and Nevada 2020 Caucuses Are Disrupted?

Released for Syndication: 01/29/2020

Candidates may declare victory. But it could be many days to verify results.

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The Political Battle in Wisconsin Over Purging 200,000 Voters Could Come to a Swing State Near You

Released for Syndication: 01/21/2020

Right-wing groups use old law and imperfect data to argue for removing infrequent voters from statewide rolls.

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Why We Can Expect More Voting Machine Headaches in 2020

Released for Syndication: 11/27/2019

Debuts and tests of new machines suggest random delays.

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