Mississippi voters experienced voter inactivations after the Mississippi Secretary of State switched systems used to verify voter rolls

In Shelby County v. Holder, the Supreme Court struck down Section 4(b) of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, effectively incapacitating Section 5 preclearance enforcement

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In Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court rescheduled an argued Voting Rights Act challenge and reframed the question presented into a constitutional issue for a subsequent term

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Donald Trump posted on social media following the 2026 midterm elections alleging that early voting ballot dumps were too large and questioning voting machines

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The president of Mississippi's 1890 constitutional convention declared that delegates had gathered to exclude Black people from voting

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The Department of Justice filed an emergency application seeking an injunction requiring California to segregate 20,000 ballots of voters alleged to be noncitizens

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In Mississippi, approximately 70,000 individuals are disenfranchised due to felony convictions, with Black individuals accounting for two-thirds of that total

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The United States Supreme Court declined to review a constitutional challenge to Mississippi's felony disenfranchisement provision

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The United States Supreme Court permitted the New Hampshire Secretary of State to limit the use of student identification cards for voter verification

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The United States Supreme Court denied without noted dissents the Department of Justice's emergency application to segregate 20,000 California ballots

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Democratic political equality requires threshold process rights among citizens, including voting rights and freedom of speech

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Maryland voters approved a ballot measure granting the state broader authority to redraw congressional districts

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In the 2026 elections, ballot measures strengthening voter identification requirements failed in Arizona, California, and Colorado

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In the 2026 elections, voters in Oklahoma, Nevada, North Carolina, and Ohio approved ballot measures strengthening voter identification requirements

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Voters in the state of Washington approved a ballot initiative barring transgender girls from competing in girls' scholastic sports by requiring medical proof of gender assigned at birth

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Alaska's election system uses an open primary where the top four finishers advance to the general election decided by ranked-choice voting

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Roy Cooper received 1,728,000 votes during early voting in North Carolina, exceeding Michael Whatley's total vote count of 1,643,000

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Powered by People operates voter registration campaigns across college and university campuses throughout Texas

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American astronauts aboard the International Space Station cast secure electronic ballots registered in Texas for the 2026 United States midterm elections

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Mississippi voters experienced voter inactivations after the Mississippi Secretary of State switched systems used to verify voter rolls

The court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais significantly gutted provisions of the Voting Rights Act

In Shelby County v. Holder, the Supreme Court struck down Section 4(b) of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, effectively incapacitating Section 5 preclearance enforcement

In Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court rescheduled an argued Voting Rights Act challenge and reframed the question presented into a constitutional issue for a subsequent term

Donald Trump posted on social media following the 2026 midterm elections alleging that early voting ballot dumps were too large and questioning voting machines

The president of Mississippi's 1890 constitutional convention declared that delegates had gathered to exclude Black people from voting

The Department of Justice filed an emergency application seeking an injunction requiring California to segregate 20,000 ballots of voters alleged to be noncitizens

In Mississippi, approximately 70,000 individuals are disenfranchised due to felony convictions, with Black individuals accounting for two-thirds of that total

The United States Supreme Court declined to review a constitutional challenge to Mississippi's felony disenfranchisement provision

The United States Supreme Court permitted the New Hampshire Secretary of State to limit the use of student identification cards for voter verification

The United States Supreme Court denied without noted dissents the Department of Justice's emergency application to segregate 20,000 California ballots

Democratic political equality requires threshold process rights among citizens, including voting rights and freedom of speech

Maryland voters approved a ballot measure granting the state broader authority to redraw congressional districts

In the 2026 elections, ballot measures strengthening voter identification requirements failed in Arizona, California, and Colorado

In the 2026 elections, voters in Oklahoma, Nevada, North Carolina, and Ohio approved ballot measures strengthening voter identification requirements

Voters in the state of Washington approved a ballot initiative barring transgender girls from competing in girls' scholastic sports by requiring medical proof of gender assigned at birth

Alaska's election system uses an open primary where the top four finishers advance to the general election decided by ranked-choice voting

Roy Cooper received 1,728,000 votes during early voting in North Carolina, exceeding Michael Whatley's total vote count of 1,643,000

Powered by People operates voter registration campaigns across college and university campuses throughout Texas

American astronauts aboard the International Space Station cast secure electronic ballots registered in Texas for the 2026 United States midterm elections

Alaska's ranked-choice voting tabulation cannot begin until the November 18, 2026 deadline for absentee ballots passes