As Rhode Island voters head to the polls for today’s primary election, the state’s democratic landscape remains fractured by a […]
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The Ongoing Battle for Universal Suffrage: Rhode Island Primary Highlights the Persistent Disenfranchisement of Incarcerated Citizens
As voters across Rhode Island head to the polls for today’s primary election, a significant segment of the population remains […]
The Ongoing Debate Over Voting Rights for Incarcerated Rhode Islanders Amid Primary Election Day
As Rhode Islanders head to the polls for today’s primary election, a significant segment of the population remains systematically excluded […]
Federal Lawmakers Reintroduce Inclusive Democracy Act to Restore Voting Rights for Incarcerated Citizens
In a move aimed at dismantling one of the final vestiges of Jim Crow-era policy, Representative Ayanna Pressley (MA-07) and […]
Inclusive Democracy Act Reintroduced to Restore Federal Voting Rights for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Americans
In a major legislative push aimed at dismantling what advocates describe as a vestige of Jim Crow-era policy, Representative Ayanna […]
Advocates Urge Maryland to End Felony Disenfranchisement and Expand Ballot Access for Over 16,000 Incarcerated Residents Ahead of Primary Elections
As Maryland prepares for its upcoming June 23 primary election, a coalition of civil rights organizations and advocacy groups is […]
Failure of Senate Bill 80 in Kentucky: Advocacy Group Criticizes Stalled Progress on Voting Rights Restoration for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
The Kentucky House of Representatives recently concluded its legislative session without advancing Senate Bill 80, a pivotal piece of legislation […]
