The current suffrage restoration process in Mississippi requires a legislator to submit a bill on each person’s behalf.
The United States may have the world’s most restrictive criminal disenfranchisement laws. We know of no other democracy besides the United States in which convicted offenders who have served ...
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Former President Donald Trump is preparing for his first of four upcoming criminal trials next week, and a single conviction ...
Nebraska lawmakers passed a bill Thursday to restore the voting rights of those convicted of felonies upon the completion of ...
Voters had a say on Prop 47 in 2014, when more than 60% voted it into state law. Now, leaders around the state are working to ...
A felony conviction in at least one of four criminal trials could bar the ex-president from casting a ballot in November's ...
In a story published April 17, 2024, about people losing their voting rights after some felony convictions in Mississippi, The ...
(Reuters) - A Texas appeals court on Thursday reversed its prior ruling and acquitted a woman who had been sentenced to five years in prison for attempting to vote in the 2016 election against ...
Gov. Matt Bevin’s legal reasoning may have been fuzzy, but his moral obligation is now clear: When the legislature convenes Tuesday, the new Republican governor must overcome roadblocks within ...
Elizer Darris fills out his voter registration during the Restore the Vote implementation rally at Arlington Hills Community Center in St. Paul on June 1. Minnesota Supreme Court justices ...
Opinion editor's note: Editorials represent the opinions of the Star Tribune Editorial Board, which operates independently from the newsroom. Minnesota is known for its relatively high voter ...