Category: VoteRiders Blog

The Power and Promise of the Black Vote

As the new administration attempts to erase Black history, Black voices, and Black representations, we’re doubling down on our mission to make it clear that we will never let them succeed.

Millions of Americans Lack Voter ID Documents Lawmakers Want to Require

One of the most significant revelations from VoteRiders’ research is that millions of Americans don’t have ID documents because obtaining them can be really hard.

What is the SAVE Act, and how would it block eligible US citizens from voting?

The SAVE Act will make it harder for eligible Americans to vote and increase the likelihood of being wrongfully purged from state voter rolls.

UCF Student Takes Action to Empower Voters

UCF student Ernst Cook joined VoteRiders’ Letter-Writing Party to learn about Florida’s restrictive voter ID law and help engage students ahead of the November general election.

Q&A With 7 Directions of Service’s Aminah Ghaffar

Aminah Ghaffar, Policy Director of 7 Directions of Service, discusses their partnership with VoteRiders to remove voting barriers and amplify Native voices through voter ID education.

What is a Provisional Ballot and How to Make it Count

Provisional ballots serve as a back-up option to make sure eligible voters aren’t turned away from the polls.

Who has an ID in Texas & Georgia?

VoteRiders’ research shows how strict voter ID laws in Texas and Georgia may create barriers for young, Black, and Hispanic voters on Election Day.

Pro Bono Lawyers Work in Service of Democracy

In honor of this year’s Pro Bono Celebration, VoteRiders is sharing some of the incredible work our pro bono partners have accomplished this year.

Q&A with Texas Rising’s Ofelia Alonso

Director of Texas Rising, Ofelia Alonso, discusses empowering young Latino voters through civic engagement and their work with VoteRiders to overcome voting barriers impacting young Texans.