Without ID, poor Americans can struggle for basic services from the government as well as to vote
Voter ID articles on Democracy Chronicles
Voter ID laws require some form of identification in order to vote or receive a ballot for an election but has been used in US to block voter access. Also see our section on American democracy or our Voter Access archive.
DMV Hours Slashed At Offices Essential to Obtain Texas Voter ID
The new hours seem to reflect a disregard for residents to have easy access to obtain their voter IDs
New Book on Election Administration in the Age of Voter Wars
A new book by expert Kevin Pallister examines best practices for facilitating voter participation
The New Voting Commission is Designed to Restrict Voter Rights
If President Trump and Republicans really want to make sure that we have integrity in our elections and make sure voter fraud is not a problem, they would invest in new technology for voting machines.
Efforts to Block Missouri Voter ID Law Gaining Steam
Voter ID has proved as contentious in Missouri as anywhere with new lawsuit only latest turn
VIDEO: Voter Access History and the Road Ahead
Brennan Center President Michael Waldman examines the fight to vote throughout history
Texas Voter ID Impact Reduced in New Change by Legislature
Contentious Texas voter ID laws have been challenged in court but new rules relax the burden
Partisan Voter Fraud Claims Reflect Perceived Deep Corruption
Americans, including Democrats, think voter fraud is a real problem and don’t mind voter ID laws
PODCAST: The Danger of Trump’s Election Integrity Commission
Will earlier work to improve the voters’ experience at the polls be abandoned under commission?
PODCAST: Trump Era Voting Rights, Why Courts and Congress Matter
Senator Coons joined Nicole Austin-Hillery to protect our democracy against voter suppression