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WinkNews.com: What Florida’s new voting law means for you
Brad Ashwell, the state director for All Voting is Local, said changes due to the law could keep a lot of voters away. “Any time there is an obstacle to voting, it’s going to disproportionately impact more vulnerable communities and those communities that are already challenged by the existing system. That’s typically Black voters, Hispanic voters,” he said.
Arizona Public Media: Voting advocates answer questions in virtual town hall geared for Native Americans
Voting advocates came together Monday night to answer Native American Arizonans' questions about voting. The experts represented All Voting is Local Arizona, Arizona State University's Indian Legal Clinic and Arizona Advocacy Network and Foundation, with Election Protection Arizona and the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona also hosting.
Governor Lombardo Must Sign Law Protecting Nevada Voters From Being Silenced Through Voter Challenges
May 30, 2023 CARSON CITY, Nev. — Today, the Nevada Legislature passed SB 404, a bill that will protect voters from voter challenges that could ultimately silence them at the ballot box. In response to the bill’s passage, All Voting is Local Action Nevada State Director Kerry Durmick, released the following statement:…
MyCBS4.com: Voting law passes in Florida, with new restrictions on drop boxes
Director of the non-profit, All Voting is Local Florida, Brad Ashwell, said the new changes make it harder for people to vote. “It’s a pretty radical change to voting laws in Florida, and it really does a lot to decrease accessibility to voting rather than increasing it," he said.
‘The power of the vote is in our hands’: Students take voter registration training ahead of midterm elections
Most students don't spend their Saturday morning attending a five-hour voter registration training. But with the midterm elections coming soon, getting people to come out and vote is increasingly important. Enter the Power of 18.
Raising our representation in the Legislature: African-Americans tackling voter turnout attend Maricopa County Recorder’s Office training
Sitting in a room with about 20 other African-Americans, Roy Tatem, Jr., thought about what voting and electing a state Legislature that reflects Arizona's diverse communities would mean to people whose concerns have long been ignored.
Politico: Ohio to run all-mail primary through April 28
Voting rights groups immediately expressed concern over the new primary, arguing that it disenfranchised voters. “The April 28 deadline is unworkable,” tweeted Mike Brickner, the Ohio state director of the group All Voting is Local. “It will take time to print & send out postcards to 7.2 million Ohioans. Every piece of mail typically takes 3-5 days. Not sending an app directly to voters draws out already tight timeline.”
Attacks on Nonpartisan Wisconsin Election Commission Undermine Free and Fair Voting
MILWAUKEE — All Voting is Local Wisconsin State Director Shauntay Nelson submitted written testimony for the December quarterly Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC) meeting, calling on state lawmakers to support the commission and defend it against partisan attacks from conspiracy theorists seeking to undermine the commission's authority to oversee free and fair elections.
Advisory: Virtual Panel to Highlight Urgent Need for Voting Materials in More Languages in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA — All Voting is Local Pennsylvania, in partnership with Philadelphia city and election officials, immigrant community leaders, and voting rights advocates will have a panel discussion on Tuesday, January 25 at 3:30 p.m. ET highlighting the need for broader language access voting rights in Philadelphia.
Seminole County Still Lacks Required Spanish-Language Voter Materials Ahead of Florida’s Primary
TALLAHASSEE — All Voting is Local Florida and partners sent a letter Wednesday to Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Chris Anderson urging his office to make voting materials available in Spanish equivalent to materials already available in English.