Voting Rights Lab

Recent challenges to election certification ultimately reinforce what the process really is: solely an administrative function. Learn more:

Florida, Kansas, Missouri and Texas are among the states where state legislatures have recently enacted restrictions creating or enhancing penalties for individuals and/or organizations who assist voters.

Our research reflects that 39 state legislatures have introduced more than 100 bills to address AI-generated election disinformation. The FCC is now entering the discussion.

This week, Minnesota became the fifth state since 2021 to pass into law a state-level Voting Rights Act. Learn all about this and other election legislation updates in the latest edition of The Markup:

This week: Tennessee enacted laws that risk purging naturalized citizens from the voter rolls and restrict voter registration efforts. Read all about this and other election legislation updates in the newest edition of The Markup:

Non-citizen voting is effectively a non-issue in our elections. But this fact hasn't stopped some Republican lawmakers from mobilizing to stop it.

🚨 40% of U.S. local election officials face threats, emphasizing the urgent need for support and security measures in our electoral processes 🚩🚩🚩

Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray released data this week showing that the total number of registered voters in WY decreased by approximately 28% compared to 2022. What's happening there? Find out in this week's edition of The Markup:

“There are certain processes that we see as being unnecessarily restrictive, and I think the new North Carolina law is a great example of that ... creating the strictest mail ballot verification requirements in the country.” Liz Avore, VRL.

New legislation and litigation in some states is forcing election administrations to adopt aggressive tactics that risk purging eligible citizens from the voter rolls. Learn more in our latest analysis: