Voting Rights

Census & Voting

Reflecting on the Implications of Shelby County v. Holder, 10 years later

Census & Voting

58 Years After Bloody Sunday, the Fight for Voting Rights Continues

In the Aftermath: Examining the Impact of SB 202 in Georgia as Midterms Approach

Eight Years Later: The Shelby County v. Holder Decision

When John Lewis Became My Personal Hero

Remembering Congressman Lewis on the 55th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act

The Voting Rights Act is desperately needed today

Communities of color experience discrimination in every election

Upholding the Right to Vote

15th anniversary of election reform law holds significance for Asian American voters

Protecting the Asian American Vote

2016 election data shows how the Voting Rights Act has allowed the Asian American vote to grow

Our Voices and Votes Matter

The fight to increase access to the ballot continues despite voter suppression efforts

Why Intimidation at Polls Won’t Surprise Asian American Voters