Florida Moves One Step Closer To Restoring Voting Rights To All Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
The state of Florida has decided to remove financial stipulations for the restoration of voting rights to the formerly incarcerated.
Elizabeth Warren Releases New Plan To Strengthen Our Democracy And Make Voting Easier
To address this age of voting vulnerability, Warren suggests a plan to make voting easier and more secure.
She, The People: How Kat Calvin Is Working To Ensure Minorities Have Proper Voter Identification
In 2016, voters went to the polls for the first time in a presidential election without the full force of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA). In Shelby County […]
Opinion: Homecoming: The Feeling Of Having Your Voting Rights Restored After Incarceration
“I’m free!” Those were the first words I said in 1998 when I was released from prison. But with the restoration of most of my civil liberties this week, it […]
Florida’s Amendment 4 And The Continued Fight For Restoring Ex-Felons' Voting Rights
One in five Black Floridians do not have the right to vote due to prior convictions, for which they have already served the time.
Rep. John Lewis, Real Life Icon, Reminds Us Why It's Important To Vote
Rep. John Lewis knows all too well about the sacrifices that were made by our elders just to ensure that they could even register to vote.
Black Senior Citizens Ordered Off Bus Taking Them to Vote
Black senior citizens were on their way to vote early for the Georgia elections when they were ordered off the bus that was taking them.
Stacey Abrams Campaign Calls For GOP Opponent to Resign Following Accusations of Voter Suppression
The office of Secretary of State Brian Kemp, who is running for governor in Georgia, is in charge of elections and voter registration.
Georgia Secretary Of State Brian Kemp Accused Of Sitting On Over 53,000 Voter Registrations
Even though Georgia's population is around 32 percent black, the number of voter registrations on hold are 70 percent black.