We Don’t Have to Wait for the General Election to See the Harmful Effects of Voter-ID Laws
We Don’t Have to Wait for the General Election to See the Harmful Effects of Voter-ID Laws
NewsTaco April 7, 2016
*This isn’t doom and gloom, it’s knowing what lies ahead and preparing for the journey. In the run for the November election some state legislatures are doubling-down on their voter […]
A Third Legal Challenge to Texas Voter ID Law
Mary Mata September 18, 2013
By Ross Ramsey, The Texas Tribune Two groups representing minority voters and officeholders sued to block the state’s new voter ID law, which will be used for the first time […]
DOJ Seeks to Stop Texas Voter ID, Redistricting Maps
Mary Mata August 23, 2013
By Julián Aguilar, Texas Tribune The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Thursday that it will again seek to dismantle Texas’ voter ID law, this time with a lawsuit alleging the measure […]
Voter Suppression In the U.S. – An Infographic
NewsTaco April 9, 2012
The way things now stand, 10% of Latino voters have had their right to vote suppressed in the states that have approved voter ID laws. The prospect for the future is that […]
