Who Really Benefits from Voter Suppression?

In 1980, he stood at a microphone in front of fifteen thousand evangelical preachers and said the quiet part out loud: “I don’t want everybody to vote… our leverage in the elections quite candidly goes up as the voting populace goes down.”

New USPS Postmark Rule Threatens Vote-by-Mail Voters

On Christmas Eve of last year, while many were setting out cookies for Santa and dreaming of sugar plums, David Steiner and the Republican-led US Postal Service pushed through a quiet-yet-consequential new rule change, impacting millions of voters in the process.

Louisiana v. Callais: What This Supreme Court Ruling Means for Voting Rights

The Supreme Court handed down one of the most consequential voting rights decisions in decades. In a 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, the Court’s conservative majority struck down Louisiana’s congressional map, which had been drawn specifically to give Black voters fair representation in Congress.