The testimony during today’s field hearing on voting rights painted a grim picture of the real life consequences of the attack on our freedom to vote that we’ve heard time and time again. The unfortunate reality is that what Georgia voters experienced during the last election and in decades past is not unique.
Thousands of advocates in 42 states across the country held more than 150 “Good Trouble Candlelight Vigils for Democracy,” yesterday to mark one year since the passing of Rep. John Lewis.
Today President Biden laid bare the grave threats to the integrity of American democracy and the sacred right to vote. We welcome the President’s remarks calling the passage of the For the People Act a “national imperative.”
The late Congressman John Lewis risked his life crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge to fight for the rights of Black voters and other voters of color to participate in America’s electoral process. Once again, our freedom to vote is under attack
The Supreme Court’s recent rulings in Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee and Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta sends a stark reminder to all of us that Congress must pass legislation to protect our freedom to vote from this assault and ensure an equitable, transparent, and inclusive democracy…
