Voter Stories

In Guadalupe, Arizona, located 100 miles from the border, there was a border patrol van parked in the parking lot of the polling location. A poll watcher recalled there

Norman Broderick is a retired member of the US Army and now works on a base in South Carolina. Norman voted absentee many times when he was deployed overseas. In

Language access has long been a problem in the state of Florida. The only option currently available to people when they go to the Division of Elections website is to

The experiences of Brenda Williams and her husband Joseph, physicians in the small town of Sumter, South Carolina, illustrate the challenges that new ID laws pose. The Sun News recently

First, I think we should fully restore and expand the Voting Rights Act. Looking at the dynamics today, 40% of the population in the South is now people of color

I am 57 years old and this was the first time I have been allowed to exercise my right to vote. Going into the voting booth I recall reflecting on

Our primaries are in the hurricane season. We are apt to have hot temperatures and rain with a lot of people waiting outside the polling locations. I do remember one

Since I was 18, I haven’t been on the right path. I have been locked up a few times, and as a result, was never allowed to vote. While I

Native American communities saw a removal of remote ballot drop boxes as a ‘cost-saving measure’ despite protests from community members. One tribal leader described how, upon the move to all

One community organizer explained how as Native American people we were able to go to the polls with our tribal ID. There’s been a couple of times where there have been