Reports
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.
Voter Policies Are Nonexistent in Ohio Jails
In 2020, All Voting is Local Ohio teamed up with statewide advocates to assess how difficult it is for eligible voters in jail to cast a ballot. We wanted to know: Did county jails and boards of elections have policies and procedures to facilitate the voting and registration of eligible voters in jails, and did they cooperate with volunteers who sought to provide those services?
Ensuring that Eligible Voters in Florida Jails Have Access to the Ballot
All Voting is Local Florida and the ACLU of Florida teamed up to assess how difficult it is for eligible voters in Florida jails to cast a ballot. We wanted to know: Did county jails have policies and procedures to facilitate the voting and registration of eligible voters in jails, and did they cooperate with volunteers who sought to provide those services?
Ballots for All: Holding Pennsylvania County Jails Accountable for Providing Ballot Access
Pennsylvania county jails do not have a universal process for voter registration, voting-by-mail, or voter education—effectively disenfranchising eligible voters in jail throughout the state.
Ballots for All: Ensuring Eligible Wisconsinites in Jail Have Equal Access to Voting
In Wisconsin, most of the estimated 13,000 people in Wisconsin county jails are eligible to vote, but are often kept from casting their ballots because of administrative hoops and hurdles.