Get Out and Vote in 2016
The Iowa and New Hampshire caucuses earlier this month marked the official start of the 2016 election cycle.
Adam Waters
Movement on Felon Voting Rights Restoration Continues in the States
On Tuesday, February 9, the Maryland State Legislature voted to overturn Governor Larry Hogan’s veto and restore voting rights to the 400,000 people in the state currently on parole or probation.
Commemorating Black History Month 2016
February is Black History Month, a time to commemorate the tremendous contributions that black Americans have made to our country, as well as to reflect on the long and continuing struggle against forms of structural and institutional racism that have
U.S. District Court Hears Challenge to North Carolina Voter ID Law
Two weeks ago, a U.S. District Court in North Carolina heard oral arguments in what may be one of the most significant voting rights cases following the Shelby County decision from 2013.
As 2016 Election Cycle Heats Up, Campaign Finance Reform More Necessary than Ever
Earlier this week, the 2016 election cycle officially kicked off with much fanfare as Iowans caucused for their preferred presidential candidates.
