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U.S. Supreme Court upholds Ohio’s process for updating voter registration rolls: Read the decision here
A divided U.S. Supreme Court on Monday upheld Ohio's method for removing ineligible voters from its rolls, saying it does not violate any part of the National Voter Registration Act.
Nevada Shows Up for Democracy
LAS VEGAS—All Voting is Local Nevada state director Kerry Durmick issued the following statement in response to the remaining uncounted ballots in Nevada:
The 19th*: Native women in Arizona lead the way for voting access on tribal reservations
“They’ll get an early voting site eventually and they’ll fight until they do,” said Alex Gulotta, the Arizona director for the voting-access group All Voting is Local, which was also involved in the case. “For this election, they will not have an early voting site and they’ll have to work together as a community, and that’s going to take more work than it should and it’s going to expose them to more risk of COVID than it should,” he added.
Washington Post: Options dwindle for voters diagnosed with covid-19 as Election Day draws near
“Our numbers are spiking,” said Alex Gulotta, Arizona state director of the nonprofit advocacy group All Voting Is Local. “There’s this hard deadline for when you have to request a paper ballot. After that, you have to vote in person, and if you’re not capable, the only option is this resource-intensive avenue.”
Statehouse News Bureau: Voices Of Voters: Top Issues For People Of Color Underscored By Racial Tension
The presidential campaigns are heading into the final days of voting before Election Day and the candidates are looking to shore up support in battleground states with one last pitch to voters. Strategists have suggested that getting out the vote among people of color can become a pivotal factor in the race.
CBS News: Wisconsin’s August primaries viewed by state officials as “good test run” for November
"I have more confidence today than I had on Monday — let's say that — that things will go more smoothly (in November)," said Shauntay Nelson, the Wisconsin state director for All Voting is Local. "I also have caution because of the fact that there will be so many different things that will be at play in November."
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Amid concern over racial disparity, some states expand voting rights for felons.
Shauntay Nelson of All Voting is Local said a separate concern is making sure that people who have not been convicted have the ability to exercise their rights. “Prior to a charge, prior to a trial date, Wisconsin state law allows individuals to be able to still participate in the voting process, and there is a lot of work that needs to be done to ensure that voters can register to vote while they are in jail, to ensure that they can obtain their ballot while they’re in jail.”
Philadelphia Inquirer: Philly will have way fewer polling places for next month’s primary because of coronavirus. Find yours here
“No one should have to choose between their health and their right to vote, so we’re deeply concerned about this reduction in polling places,” said Scott Seeborg, Pennsylvania state director for All Voting Is Local, a voting-rights initiative that is part of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights.
The Columbus Dispatch: Coronavirus: Ohio voter advocates worry about lines for in-person voting Tuesday
All Voting is Local Ohio state director Mike Brickner blamed a “poorly thought-out and executed plan that did not leave voters or election officials time to do a true vote-by-mail election.” The Ohio Voter Rights Coalition advocated for extending absentee voting into mid-May, and LaRose wanted to conclude the election June 2.
ABA Journal: Voting rights for people in jail is becoming another casualty of COVID-19
Mike Brickner, the Ohio state director of All Voting Is Local, an advocacy group run by The Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights, fears that “we could end up back where we were before 2016, when few to no people in jail had a practical right to vote.”