Voter ID Laws

“It imposes burdens disproportionately on Blacks and Latinos.”

“This signals to voters that they will not be protected under this administration.”

“Voter impersonation is rarer than being struck by lightning.”

The Daily Show Host: “I know that this systemic level of election rigging must have come as a shock to Americans. Because had Americans known, surely the world’s greatest democracy would have done something about it by now.”

The ACLU argued that the law prevents poor people of color from voting.

The original Spanish-language guides contained an incorrect voter registration deadline and did not tell voters that they can use a passport as acceptable photo ID. 

John Oliver hilariously dismantles the case for enacting restrictive voter identification laws.

The plaintiffs argue that it was intentionally created to cheat people of color out of their right to vote.

One year after the Supreme Court found Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act unconstitutional, a group of lawyers are learning new ways to protect people of color.