South Dakota also passed broad legal provisions last week to protect info on politically active nonprofit bodies and their donors.
A Story of Voter ID and Deliberative Democracy in Kentucky
This article traces the progression of Kentucky’s voter ID law, which went from being one of the strictest to one of the most lenient.
New Tech Allows Instant Scoring of Redistricting Plans
PlanScore has introduced a new feature called Score a Plan. Users in any of twelve states can now upload a district map at any stage.
Congress Should Require Members To Be Elected By A Majority Of Votes
Congress can make a simple adjustment to reverse rising polarization: have its members to be chosen by a simple majority of votes.
Artists Unite to Support Human Rights Watch
Today, a group of contemporary artists whose works address contemporary issues announced an auction to support Human Rights Watch.
Myanmar’s Quest For Women’s Empowerment Amid Crisis
Seeking solutions to Myanmar’s political problems through the empowerment of women and girls will help the country become stronger.
6 Important Election Bills To Watch In The Idaho Legislature
Idaho lawmakers have begun proposing legislation to fix elements of absentee voting that have been criticized throughout the country.
Towards a Pan-African Women in Political Participation Barometer
IDEA has released a new concept note outlining the importance of validating the Women in Political Participation in Africa Barometer.
Bill Would Require Use Of Paper Ballots In Illinois Elections
Senator Darren Bailey (R-Louisville) has introduced Senate Bill 2038, requiring election officials to use hand-marked paper ballots.
Connecticut Pushing To Restore Voting Rights For People On Parole
In addition to citizens on probation, advocates now want Connecticut legislators to extend voting rights to people on parole as well.