Action Alert
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New Report Details League's Efforts to Power the Vote in 2012
The LWVEF is pleased to release a new whitepaper entitled Power the Vote 2012: How a new initiative launched results for millions of voters.
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Leagues Join Amicus Briefs in the Case of Shelby County v. Holder
LWVUS and the League of Women Voters of South Carolina (LWVSC) signed onto briefs in the case of Shelby County v. Holder. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case on February 27, 2013.
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LWVUS Amicus in Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council Before the Supreme Court
The brief in Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council argues that the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) blocks a documentary proof-of-citizenship requirement to register to vote imposed by the state of Arizona.
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Blog
Bi-partisan panel of Voting Experts Underscore Urgent Need for Election Reform
| Renee DavidsonLast week, the Brennan Center for Justice convened a bi-partisan group of Secretaries of State from Nevada, Minnesota, Oregon and North Dakota for a panel discussion on voter registration modernization.
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Election Improvements will Help Voters at Home and Abroad
| MaggieLast week LWVUS was proud to attend the 7th Annual Summit of our long-time partner, the Overseas Vote Foundation (OVF).
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Election administration needs more data, modernization
| Elisabeth MacNamaraAmerican election administration is a leaky vessel kept afloat by a lot of very dedicated people including election professionals, poll workers, organizations like the League and the voters themselves.
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Looking Back on What We Accomplished
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The Path to Free, Fair and Accessible Elections for Every American
| Elisabeth MacNamaraEDITORIAL NOTE: This blog post was originally published on the Huffington Post.
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Moving Beyond Election Reflections
| Elisabeth MacNamaraOnly a few short weeks have passed since Election Day, but it already feels like a lifetime ago. No longer are voters in swing states subjected to nonstop political ads, and the evening news is once again covering a host of national and international issues instead of just wall-to-wall coverage of the presidential campaign. But, Election Day was as much a starting line as it was an end point. Now is the time to reflect back on the 2012 election and look toward what’s to come in 2013.
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News Clips
Florida governor orders review of election laws after voting snafus
