EDITORIAL NOTE: This guest blog post was written by Haley Richards, a Ruth. S. Shur Fellow and a member of the League of Women Voters of Pensacola Bay Area.
For many state legislatures, March marks the half-way point of their legislative session, some are already adjourned and some seem to never end.
Voting rights have been under attack in state legislatures across the country for more than a decade and there are no signs of it letting up in 2013. Indeed 2013 could be a year that sets back voting rights more than all of the attacks of the past decade combined.
Local Leagues across the country have responded to recent attempts in Congress to allow employers and health plans to block contraceptive services and discriminate against women.
