Barry Yeoman for TAP: This fall, in a dispute over gerrymandering, federal judges stripped North Carolina lawmakers of the power to draw their own state district lines. The decision was just the latest setback for the state’s Republican legislative leaders:… Continue reading

FOX10: Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill is investigating a concern over potential voter fraud in last Tuesday’s special Senate election. It all stems from a brief interview FOX10 News Reporter Kati Weis conducted at the Doug Jones victory party… Continue reading

WaPo editorial: SHORTLY BEFORE Virginia’s elections last month, we asked the three Republicans on the statewide ballot — Ed Gillespie, the gubernatorial candidate; Jill Vogel, the lieutenant gubernatorial candidate; and John Adams, the attorney general candidate — if they believed… Continue reading

Eli Poupko: Everyone agrees that voters must be identified before casting a ballot. The debate is over the particulars of the identification procedure. Specifically, we might ask: How much of the burden of this administrative process may a state… Continue reading

Following he Spicer deposition, we see these two post-deposition letters from the RNC.  In the second, the RNC writes: The RNC believes that a mere reading of the deposition transcript will refute the DNC’s assertions, which range from wholly speculative… Continue reading

Pema Levy: This time last year, Alabama’s chief elections official landed in the national spotlight for delivering a screed against nonvoters that many people interpreted as an attack on African Americans in the state, who have long faced barriers to… Continue reading

Patt Morrison Interviews democracy champion Kathleen Unger about the indispensable work with voter ids that Kathleen and VoteRiders do for voters who need them.