As August 2 primary approaches, Missouri among worst in nation for voting rights from new national study
As Missourians await the results of a primary election on August 2, a new study finds the Show-Me state among the worst in the nation it comes to confidence in the voting and election process.
As August 2 primary approaches, Washington ranks among best in U.S. for voting and elections
As Washington voters prepare to learn the results of a primary election on August 2, a new study finds the state ranked among best in the United States when it comes to confidence in the voting and election process.
As August 2 primary approaches, Arizona ranks gets low ranking for voting rights from new national study
As Arizonans await the results of a primary election on August 2, a new study finds the Grand Canyon State with low rankings when it comes to confidence in the voting and election process.
Extreme, partisan judicial activism shows need to end the filibuster so Congress can act
The U.S. Supreme Court decision announced today to overturn 50 years of judicial precedent and take away an individual’s access to abortion care is the latest example of partisan judicial activism by an extremist Supreme Court majority which seeks to ignore the necessity of long-standing laws that protect our health and safety.
Worst in the nation: Mississippi ranks dead last when it comes to voter access and the election process
As Mississippians prepare to vote in a primary election on June 7, a new study finds the Magnolia State ranked at the very bottom of all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia when it comes to confidence in the voting and election process.
California ranks among the best states for voter access and its election process according to new study
As California voters prepare to learn the results of a primary election, a new study finds the Golden State ranked among the top five of all U.S. states and the District of Columbia when it comes to confidence in the voting and election process.