Up Next. Legislation. Legal Fight Heats Up over Missouri Law Requiring Notarized Mail-In Ballots. June 25, 2020. Editor's Note: This article. originally appeared. on The Fulcrum, and has been republished on IVN with permission from the publisher…
during the pandemic. Thirty-four states allow everyone to vote absentee without citing a reason, a number that has increased rapidly in recent years. Kentucky's move leaves just six — Connecticut, Mississippi, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas…
Trump: Alabama. , Missouri. and. South Carolina. Former Vice President Joe Biden can count on. Massachusetts. Eight others have temporarily expanded the definition of "illness" to cover worry about exposure to Covid-19. New Hampshire. is the one…
Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, and Wyoming call for adopting ranked choice voting for all state and federal offices, as Maine did via referendum in 2016. Bills in Indiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, New York, and Virginia would give local governments…
The same year the Missouri Chamber of Commerce funded the campaign against the Clean Missouri Act, fixing campaign finance and ethics loopholes and ending gerrymandering. And in North Dakota, the main opponents to the 2018 “voters’ right to know…
confidence in the process and thus have resulted in higher voter turnouts. (See: 2016 University of Missouri study. ). 2020: Another Big Year for Ranked Choice Voting. Ranked choice voting (RCV) entered the mainstream conversation following its historic…
Ohio. The fourth is Georgia, which the GOP sees as newly competitive in the presidential race. The last is Missouri, which is not a purple state but is the home of Roy Blunt, a member of the GOP Senate leadership and a central player in negotiations on…
California to Missouri and Minnesota to Maine. To better understand these campaigns and efforts, check out the two spotlight conferences (. here. and. here. ) NANR co-hosted earlier this year. NANR is hosting a two-day virtual conference on Friday, December 11, and…
identification with their ballot. These states are Alabama, Alaska, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia, and Wisconsin require a witness. The fact that each state has its own rules and these rules are still…
candidate. That is why the fight to open the presidential debates continues. And that’s why a coalition of nonpartisan reformers is working together in states like Maine, Missouri, Florida, and more to level the playing field for candidates and voters. Finally…