Reports
All Voting Is Local Ohio Report Reveals 34,000 Ballots Were Rejected in the 2024 Election
April 2, 2025 OHIO — Today, All Voting is Local Ohio released “The Uncounted Ballots of 2024 and the 34,000 Ohioans Silenced at the Ballot Box,” a report that reveals 34,364 provisional ballots were not counted in the 2024 election – 10,000 more than the number of provisional…
New Report from All Voting is Local Finds First Time Voters Will Spend Over $105 to Cast A Ballot
Washington, D.C. – All Voting is Local has published our latest report, “The Cost of Voter Suppression In America: How High Fees are Blocking Access to the Ballot,” today, revealing the real-life costs of voting and how those fees amount to voter suppression in America. Our research found that a first-time…
All Voting is Local Publishes New Report Revealing Troubling Impact of Election Integrity Units in Florida and Ohio
Washington, D.C. – All Voting is Local releases its latest report, “Policing the Vote: Election Integrity Units in Florida and Ohio,” today in collaboration with Florida International University’s Amanda D. Clark and Engage Miami’s Monica A. Bustinza. The groundbreaking report examines the evolution of Election Integrity…
All Voting is Local Releases New Report on Cost of State Elections
November 9, 2023 Washington, D.C. – All Voting is Local, a nonpartisan organization that works to safeguard the rights of voters at the state and local levels, released a new research report: Election Budgeting: A Deeper Dive into the Cost of State Elections. The reality is that elections are regularly…
Poll Worker Rules and Guidelines for Seven States
We all deserve to have our voices heard in free and fair elections. But nationwide, conspiracy theorists are being recruited to be election workers, threatening to infiltrate our elections to silence our voices and give themselves power. That’s why we worked with the Brennan Center for Justice to summarize…
Ballots for All: Improving Language Access for Nevada Voters
In 2021, a NV law was enacted that requires all county and city clerks to send every active registered voter a mail ballot before a primary or general election. Though a massive win for NV voters, for this benefit to truly reach every NV voter, election officials must offer ballots and voting materials in the languages that Nevadans actually read and speak.