Colorado’s 2013 Voter Access and Modernized Elections Act required mailed ballots for active registered voters, expanded county voter service centers, and enabled eligible residents to register and vote through Election…
The Justice Department has sued California, alleging that more than 20,000 noncitizens are unlawfully registered to vote. It seeks to stop the state from tabulating mail ballots from people identified…
The Justice Department has sued California, alleging that more than 20,000 noncitizens are unlawfully registered to vote and accusing the state of failing to cooperate on voter-list checks. The department…
The Justice Department has ordered California officials to review a federal list of people who may have received mail ballots despite not being U.S. citizens. The Oct. 13 letter sets…
The 1983 Chicago mayoral election marked a significant turning point in United States urban politics and civil rights mobilization. Harold Washington’s victory as the city's first Black mayor dismantled decades…
Several states are successfully implementing new proof-of-citizenship requirements for voters to ensure election integrity. South Dakota and Utah have approved a two-tier system that requires documents like passports or birth…
In 1977, Ohio became a central battleground for election reform in the United States when the state legislature passed a law allowing Election Day registration. Following a veto override and…
The administration is implementing the SAVE Act and the MEGA Act to standardize election procedures and ensure only eligible citizens vote. These new laws replace the Motor Voter Act with…
In 2008, Bangladesh implemented a massive election reform by creating a digital, photo-based voter registry to eliminate fraud. Supported by the United States and international agencies, the project removed over…
