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Ballot Access: How State and Local Election Officials Are Shaping Voter Registration and Participation
The United States has long relied on a decentralized approach to elections, with state and local officials holding primary responsibility for voter registration and participation. This structure ... Read More
Expand voting to all New Yorkers: Charter Revision Commission must approve nonpartisan elections
In two op-eds we are publishing today, John Avlon and Chris Browne make parallel arguments why the city Charter Revision Commission must put a ballot question before New Yorkers this November on ... Read More
All welcome: Advocates fight to ensure citizens not fluent in English have equal access to elections | WBAL Baltimore News - WBAL NewsRadio 1090/FM 101.5
LAS VEGAS (AP) — In the heart of Las Vegas’ Chinatown, on the second floor of a sprawling shopping plaza that serves as a hub for the city’s Asian community, residents gather for a ... Read More
New York court expedites hearing on local elections law
ALBANY — New York’s top court will expedite a hearing about the state’s new law to move local elections to even-numbered years, scheduling arguments for September, the court confirmed Tuesday. Read More
Maryland voters sue election board over ‘unconstitutional’ closed primaries - WTOP News
The Maryland State Board of Elections has been sued by five politically unaffiliated voters, who say using taxpayer money to fund primary elections in which they can’t vote is unconstitutional. Read More
When is Ohio's primary election? What's on the ballot? What to know - The Columbus Dispatch
According to the Ohio Secretary of State, it is too late to request an absentee ballot for the May 6 primary. The deadline to apply for an absentee ballot was the close of business seven days ... Read More
Three candidates, three issues not certified by elections board - Canton Repository
Lake Township, Wilmot issues left off ballot. A Lake Township replacement fire levy was not certified by the board of elections. Ohio law stipulates replacement levies must be limited to the ... Read More
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