Voter registration

Articles

May 2, 2025

“An Egalitarian Pressure”: Australia Has Been Requiring People to Vote for 100 Years

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 20, 2024

Florida Law Strikes “Deathblow” to Outside Groups Trying to Register New Voters 

 Uma Menon,
August 28, 2024

On Native Land, a New Push to Expand Voting Meets the Long Tail of State Violence

 Alex Burness,
July 3, 2024

How Voting Works in the U.K. and France: Your Questions Answered

 Ask Bolts, , Daniel Nichanian,
November 17, 2023

Michigan Law Is First to Automatically Register People to Vote As They Leave Prison

 Alex Burness,
July 11, 2023

Oregon Wants to Register Medicaid Recipients to Vote. Will Biden Officials Allow It?

 Alex Burness,
March 17, 2023

Pair of Reforms to Expand the Electorate Become Law in D.C.

 Alex Burness,
January 18, 2023

Alabama’s New Election-Denying Secretary of State Leaves Group That Helps States Clean Voter Rolls

 Daniel Nichanian,
December 23, 2022

Ten Questions that Will Shape Democracy and Voting Rights in 2023

 Camille Squires, , Daniel Nichanian, , Michael Barajas,
December 5, 2022

Long Lines, Short Windows: How Georgia’s New Restrictive Voting Law Complicates the Senate Runoff

 Anoa Changa,
September 12, 2022

New Washington D.C. Bill Would End Voter Registration As You Know It

 Alex Burness,
August 31, 2022

Massachusetts Reckons with How Proactively Its Secretary of State Should Promote Voting

 Sam Mellins,
February 8, 2022

Who Runs Our Elections?

 Quinn Yeargain,