Without Proof: the Unpersuasive Case Against Voter Identification
ACRU Policy Board member Hans von Spakovsky and Alex Ingram [...]
Transformation: Turning Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act into Something It Is Not
ACRU Policy Board member J. Christian Adams explains in a [...]
ACRU Scholars in Yale Law Review on Protecting the Integrity of the Ballot Box
See the legal analysis for why photo ID is needed [...]
The Left’s Army of Election Law “Experts”
Read the Capital Research Center report on monopolizing the narrative [...]
Excerpts from the Carter-Baker Report
Key recommendations that make the case for voter photo ID
Building Confidence in U.S. Elections
In 2005, the bipartisan Commission on Federal Election Reform co-chaired [...]
A Primer on “Motor Voter”: Corrupted Voter Rolls and the Justice Department’s Selective Failure to Enforce Federal Mandates
The National Voter Registration Act imposed sweeping changes on the [...]
Election Reform in North Carolina and the Myth of Voter Suppression
Contrary to accusations that voting law changes in North Carolina [...]
Revisiting the Lessons from the Voter ID Experience in Texas: 2015
Critics of the Texas voter ID law claim that it [...]
One Person, One Vote: Advancing Electoral Equality, Not Equality of Representation
In Evenwel v. Abbott, the Supreme Court was presented in [...]