Press Releases
Supreme Court Supports State Lawmakers in Silencing Voters
PHOENIX — Alex Gulotta, Arizona state director and acting national director of All Voting is Local, released the following statement after today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee:
Arizona Voters Will Not Be Silenced Despite New Barriers
PHOENIX — All Voting is Local Arizona Campaign Manager Rosemary Avila issued the following statement in response to the end of the 2021 Arizona Legislative Session, during which lawmakers passed multiple anti-voter bills including SB1485, SB1003, HB2569, SB1819 and SB1823.
Arizona Leaders Must End and Publicly Disavow Election Review Scam
PHOENIX — The Election Advocacy Coalition, made up of national and local Arizona organizations, is demanding that Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, Senate President Karen Fann, and House Speaker Rusty Bowers end and publicly disavow all aspects of the Maricopa County election review scam.
County Elections Officials Must Protect Voters When Implementing New Election Law
TALLAHASSEE - All Voting is Local Florida and Chispa Florida urged all 67 Florida Supervisors of Elections last week to use their local authority to protect voters as they implement the state’s new restrictive voting law - SB 90.
New Legislation Calling for Hearings on Election Reform is a Critical Step in Ensuring the Freedom to Vote for Philadelphians
PHILADELPHIA — All Voting is Local Pennsylvania State Director Scott Seeborg issued the following statement in response to the introduction of Resolution 210657, which calls for hearings on election reform, an important step forward for the Philadelphia City Council to ensure free, fair elections:
Report: Eligible Wisconsin Voters in Jail Still Face Unnecessary Hurdles to the Ballot
MILWAUKEE — All Voting is Local, the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin, and the ACLU of Wisconsin today released Ballots for All: Ensuring Eligible Wisconsinites in Jail Have Equal Access to Voting, an update to the July 2020 report, Ballots for All: Ensuring Eligible Wisconsin Voters in Jail Have Equal Access to Voting. The new report found that many jail administrators have taken small, but important, steps to increase ballot access for individuals in their care. However, troubling voting barriers persist for the approximately 13,000 people incarcerated in Wisconsin’s jails at any given time.