All Voting in the News
September 5, 2024 via The New York Times
False claims about large numbers of noncitizens voting are having real-life effects on voters.
This narrative that noncitizens are voting is really an attack on voters of color and particularly Latino voters and new Americans.
–Hannah Fried, Executive Director
Sam Liebert, All Voting is Local’s Wisconsin state director and a former municipal clerk, said Black men feel “a duty and obligation” to get out and vote, but Wisconsin’s voter ID rule makes that a challenge.
–Sam Liebert, Wisconsin state director
September 4, 2024 via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Strict photo ID requirements are making it difficult for some Wisconsin residents to vote.
September 3, 2024 via COURIER
Recently, Georgia’s State Election Board passed a set of anti-democratic and anti-voter measures that could lead to the further disenfranchisement of Georgia’s voters. The board continues to pass harmful, confusing, and potentially unlawful rules at a breakneck pace.
With all eyes on Georgia this election year, how we respond during this inflection point will have national consequences.
–Kristin Nabers, Georgia state director
The GOP supermajority in the Legislature pushed through the measure “to have a chilling effect on third-party voter registration groups, and unfortunately it’s working,” said Brad Ashwell.
-Brad Ashwell, Florida state director
July 18, 2024 via The Palm Beach Post
A new law in Florida could make it so that third-party voter registration drives result in harsh fines and penalties.
July 10, 2024 via Nevada Current
Washoe County, Nevada refused to certify the results of two primary elections, opening the door to misinformation and conspiracy theories.