The Guardian This article examines the “five most glaring flaws exposed during the [2020] election cycle.” It recognizes that some flaws have been in … More America’s Flawed Democracy: The Five Key Areas Where It is Failing »
The Guardian In Georgia, some voters had to wait over two hours to cast their ballot in the heat. The article argues that we … More Early Voting Lines are so Long, People are Fainting. That Harms Democracy »
Harvard Law Review This article asserts that Indians routinely face hurdles in exercising the right to vote and securing representation. Read More
The New York Times Magazine How tactics to suppress minority voting flourished following the 2013 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Shelby. Read More
Reuters A growing number of Native Americans have become embroiled in court battles over changes to voting laws. Read More
U.S. Department of Justice Attorney General Eric Holder criticized election practices that adversely affect the ability of American Indian and Alaska Native populations to … More Protecting Voting Rights of American Indians and Alaska Natives: Video »
Harvard Civil Rights – Civil Liberties Law Review This article suggests that although the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Shelby decreased the level of scrutiny amendments … More Politicization of Voting Laws: The Impact of Voter IDs and Other Restrictions »
The New York Times An in-depth article on the circumstances that led to the 1965 Voting Rights Act and the consequences of the 2013 … More A Dream Undone »
Brennan Center for Justice This article examines whether the voter fraud allegations that underlie the new voter identification laws are valid. Read More
C-SPAN This video focuses on the 2016 election and voting rights, including court cases on voter identification laws and the Voting Rights Act. Speakers … More Campaign 2016 and Voting Rights: Video »
