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Up Next. The Fulcrum. Alabama Latest Target of Lawsuit Seeking to Ease Election Rules. June 1, 2020. This article was first published on. The Fulcrum. The League of Women Voters has sued Alabama to ease the rules governing absentee ballots during the…

unconstitutional and against federal law the limited available reasons for voting at home in Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee and the complex processes required to fill out and return those absentee ballots. South Carolina and Tennessee now…

solution: the ranked-choice voting ballot, as cast by thousands of voters last year in primaries in Alabama, Arkansas and South Carolina and in general elections in Mississippi and, yes, Louisiana. Louisiana pioneered the process for military voters to…

of eight states that have ended the practice in the past decade, most recently. Utah in March. That leaves Alabama, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Oklahoma and South Carolina as the only places that will permit one-and-done balloting this fall. The argument…

bright red now on the Electoral College map: Wyoming (83 percent). Arkansas (83 percent). New Hampshire (82 percent). Maine (82 percent). Alabama (81 percent). Massachusetts (80 percent). West Virginia (80 percent). Utah (78 percent). Mississippi (78 percent…

Democrat. Your prerogative. Sorry to see you leave the independent fold. You filed papers in Alabama — not exactly a Bloomberg stronghold — but the deadline was the deadline. More deadlines coming up soon. More filings? More speculation? There’s a difference…

in our country’s history you may be asking yourself, what can I do? I’m from Tennessee, South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Alabama, Illinois -- wherever you are from, all of us have the capacity to organize,” said Turner, “Titles are good. I have a few of them…

support for the establishment favorite. In fact, among younger black voters under the age of 30, our campaign demonstrated strong support. 22% in Alabama. 37% in Virginia. 61% in North Carolina. 41% in Texas. 38% in South Carolina. I point to these…