Robo-calls, residency rules and misinformation stirred confusion among young voters during the recall vote. But turnout remained high

The Republican Party of Florida believes its voting practices are “easy” to comply with. Civil rights organizations, the Department of Justice and a federal judge all argue otherwise.

Say goodbye to Florida’s forty-eight-hour deadline rule for groups handing in voter registration applications.

The influence of scam artist James O’Keefe on pro-voter ID legislators can’t be dismissed.

D’Angelo is one of millions of African-Americans across America who rightly or wrongly have had their licenses revoked or suspended due to interactions with the law.

Jurisdictions that repeatedly violated voting rights during the Jim Crow era now want to get rid of federal scrutiny. They’re not ready.

Is the civil rights icon Representative Jim Clyburn throwing in the towel in the battle over photo voter ID laws?

The intersection between what Congressional Democrats and state Republicans are attempting around voting shows a tragic collision in which democracy, citizens of color and many living in poverty will be the casualties.

There may be some disagreement on the numbers, but we should agree on one thing: while voter registration numbers may not be as bad as reported, that doesn’t mean it’s time to rejoice.

A spinoff of the King Street Patriots Texas Tea Party, True the Vote aims to have 1 million poll watchers in place by November.