I have written this piece for Slate. It begins:
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld a controversial Ohio voter purge law which allows the state to begin the process of removing voters from the rolls based upon their failure to… Continue reading
From the court’s decision preliminarily enjoining Indiana’s purge system as violating the NVRA:
Regarding the likelihood of success on the merits, the Court determines that Common Cause has a high likelihood of success on the merits of its claim that… Continue reading
Texas Tribune:
Told it was breaking the law and asked to propose a fix, Texas seems to have mostly declined in a new filing the state’s legal adversaries have called “bad faith foot-dragging.”
Following a ruling last month that Texas… Continue reading
Texas Tribune:
Handing the state another voting rights loss, a federal judge has sided with a civil rights groups that claimed the state violated federal law by failing to register Texans to vote when they updated their drivers’ license information… Continue reading
The district court had dismissed Common Cause’s claim that Georgia’s voter purge law violated the NVRA and the First Amendment.
Today, the Eleventh Circuit, in a brief, unpublished opinion, sent the case back and told the trial court to… Continue reading