Friday, Jun 27

Supreme Court reargues Louisiana's congressional map case, emphasizing race and political representation.

Friday, May 09

Federal judges ruled that Alabama's congressional map intentionally diluted Black voting strength, violating the Voting Rights Act.

Saturday, Apr 12

North Carolina's Supreme Court rules to count most contested ballots in a high-stakes election, impacting military and overseas voters significantly.

Friday, Apr 11

The U.S. House passed the SAVE Act mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration, raising concerns about disenfranchising eligible voters.

Saturday, Apr 05

A North Carolina appeals court ordered a verification for tens of thousands of ballots, potentially changing the outcome of the closely contested Supreme Court race.

Tuesday, Apr 01

Organizations challenge Trump's executive order mandating proof of citizenship to vote and changing mail-in ballot regulations, citing constitutional concerns.

Friday, Mar 28

Utah becomes the first state to end universal mail-in voting, raising concerns about voter access and potential impacts on turnout.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Supreme Court hears Louisiana redistricting case, focusing on the impact of voting rights and racial demographics on electoral maps.

Wednesday, Jan 29

The Supreme Court's recent decision to uphold Mississippi's voting ban for felons highlights ongoing civil rights issues surrounding voting access.

Friday, Jan 17

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Houston County, Georgia, for violating the voting rights of Black residents through discriminatory election practices.