Voter Stories

There’s a consequence of felony disenfranchisement beyond just keeping people off the voting list. These laws can cause fear and confusion. Four years ago Kerry Bird was called before the

Because you went to prison, you feel like you’re not fully vested, like a second class citizen,” he said. “But when you’re afforded the opportunity to vote, you think, ‘Yes

Which brings me to the events of October 15th, 2018 in Jefferson County, Georgia. We began our day of the voter mobilization rally at a senior center. We shared our

Bobby is a retired school superintendent and local Democratic Party chair who sounded the alarm when he read that 7 of the 9 Randolph County precincts were going to be

You've heard the testimony of the precinct closures. What we call the postcard trick. We see quite a few of what we call whack-a-mole, which on election day they will

Jennifer Hill is an Army veteran and former police officer. She is one of the 10% of the Thunderbolt County population knocked off the role in the summer of 2017

On the eve of the 2016 election, during the 30 days before election day, a challenge was made to the registration of 100-year-old Grace Bell Hardison, based on an unreturned

Niya Ray is a sophomore and political science major at Spelman College from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Even though she was registered to vote on campus, she was turned away because of

​​​​​​Escambia County voters experienced a significant number of voters whose names were mysteriously discovered absent from the roster during the midterm election in 2018, as well as the presidential election

Kiara Jackson is a student at Albany State University and was recently voted as Albany Dougherty NAACP President. She had participated in many voter registration drives on campus so she