Spakovsky Debunks Leftist Claims About Citizenship Questions on the Census
7/4: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky explains why the Left lies about what the citizenship question would mean on the 2020 census.
The President Could Still Put Citizenship on the 2020 Census
7/4: The 14th amendment to the Constitution could offer President Trump the legal reasoning he needs to include the citizenship question on the 2020 census without going against the SCOTUS ruling.
Nevada Considering Same-Day Registration
7/3: Nevada legislators are considering a bill that would allow citizens to register and vote on election day.
Wyoming May Amend Voter ID Requirements
7/3: Wyoming lawmakers are considering accepting tribal IDs as proof of identity at the polls.
Lawsuit Challenging Wisconsin Redistricting Laws Dismissed
7/3: A panel of federal judges dismissed a lawsuit that challenged Republican-drawn districts in Wisconsin.
Oregon Claims Allowing Noncitizens Driver’s Licenses Won’t Lead to Voter Fraud
7/2: The Oregon Legislature claims their new bill allowing noncitizens to get a driver's license will not lead to voter fraud.
California Lawmaker Denied Audit of State’s Motor Voter Program
7/1: The government denied Republican Jim Patterson's request to audit the California DMV's motor voter program.
Nine Charged in California’s Voter Bribery Investigation
6/30: Nine people have been charged with bribing homeless people with cigarettes to forge signatures on voter registrations and petitions.
West Virginia Prepares to Roll-Out Automatic Voter Registration
6/30: All West Virginians renewing their licenses will be automatically registered to vote now that the new automatic voter registration bill has taken effect.
Gerrymandering Symposium: Janus-Like Judicial Restraint in Political Gerrymanders and the Census
6/28: Supreme Court precedent is clear that “a jurisdiction may engage in constitutional political gerrymandering” and that “political considerations are inseparable from districting and apportionment.”