All Voting in the News
December 11, 2024 via VoteBeat
Legislators and officials are feeling the pressure to count votes faster in Arizona. That means changes, some of which could end up hurting voters.
We could, in fact, pass a law limiting the number of legislative referrals specifically to protect our election administration. That would be a wise thing to do.
–Alex Gulotta, Arizona state director
We live in a time where conversations about voting rights lead us to expect the worst, and in doing so we risk ignoring or normalizing the less extreme but still problematic effects of attacks on our rights. It’s imperative that we not fall into that trap as we look ahead to 2025 and beyond.
–Hannah Fried, Executive Director
December 10, 2024 via Governing
State and local governments will be more important than ever in the fight to protect voting rights for the next four years.
December 6, 2024 via NBC4i
Changes to Ohio’s election laws could be coming as the legislature continues its lame duck session.
One of the very simple things that they can do is change the voter registration forms, that they can have some really clear instructions that are failsafe,
–Kayla Griffin-Green, Ohio state director
All these assertions seem thin and far-fetched, and they fit squarely into a fraud narrative that anti-voter forces have been spinning ever since the 2020 election.
-Brad Ashwell, Florida state director
December 4, 2024 via Florida Phoenix
Election denial is still alive and well after the 2024 election as candidates challenge results that they don’t agree with.
January 28, 2025 via Columbus Underground
President Trump rolled back an executive order that forced federal agencies to offer voter registration materials when they interact with citizens.