Adams: “Controversial” New Hampshire Law Is Common Sense
5/17: ACRU Policy Board Member J. Christian Adams explains why the controversial New Hampshire voter laws are perfectly reasonable.
Elizabeth Warren Joins Democratic Crusade Against Electoral College
5/15: Senator Elizabeth Warren has joined other democrats in decrying one of the foundations of our democracy - the electoral college.
Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against the Photo ID Law
4/25: Alabama Secretary of State John H. Merrill is excited to announce that U.S. District Judge L. Scott Coogler has issued a 69-page ruling dismissing a lawsuit regarding Alabama’s Photo ID Law.
Add These Voter Fraud Cases to the Growing List
4/19: Despite the lack of media coverage, evidence of election fraud continues to mount.
Is Universal Voter Registration Constitutional?
3/28: Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby makes the argument that universal voter registration is a terrible idea.
Requiring ID at the Polls Is the Best Way to Secure Maryland Elections
3/2: Rather than spending money on preventing foreign tampering, Maryland should shore up election integrity by requiring identification at the polls.
Arizona Law Requiring ID at the Polls Makes Reasonable Demands
3/2: Arizona's voter ID law, currently facing suit before the Ninth Circuit of Appeals, requires voters to register 28 days before an election and show ID at the polls.
To Protect Elections, Congress Must Get Non-Citizens Off Voter Rolls
3/2: If Congress truly wants to secure elections, it should focus on removing non-citizens from voter rolls across the country.
Spakovsky: The Court Must Preserve Minnesota Voters’ First Amendment Rights
3/3: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky argues that the Court should rule to preserve Minnesotans' right to free speech at the polls.
Blackwell: Pennsylvania Democrats Only Care About Fairness When It’s Convenient
2/26: ACRU’s Policy Board member and senior fellow Ken Blackwell points out the clear bias on the part of Pennsylvania Democrats in the state's redistricting case.