Leading voter ID education and assistance organization VoteRiders hosted a special volunteer letter-writing party in honor of the organization’s 10th anniversary to help reach vulnerable voters in states with voter ID restrictions.
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In the 10 years since VoteRiders was founded, the national debate about voter ID laws has only become louder and more polarized. Today, more Americans than ever before live in a state with a voter ID law. Amid this ever-growing need for our work, VoteRiders has proudly maintained its nonpartisan, laser focus on voter ID […]
Read MoreLOS ANGELES (March 31, 2022) – Today, the nation’s leading voter ID education and assistance nonpartisan nonprofit has launched a National Voter ID Month of Action during April, in recognition of its 10 year anniversary. With states across America poised to pass almost two dozen new and stricter voter ID measures during an incredibly consequential […]
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MARCH 25 – JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — See the inspiring follow-up to First Coast Florida’s story about Dorothy Canning, who VoteRiders helped navigate the Florida DMV to get her ID so she can continue receiving her life-saving medication.
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Dolly Canning found herself in an almost impossible situation. She needed a current state ID card to get a critical medical test to continue getting her prescription medication. But Dolly’s Florida ID card expired in 2017. And despite four trips to the local DMV office, she couldn’t get one because she didn’t have a vital […]
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America’s voter ID law landscape is changing almost daily as we race toward the 2022 midterm elections. In state after state, legislators are proposing new or tougher ID rules for voters. It’s part of a larger trend. According to the Brennan Center, between January 1 and December 7, 2021, at least 19 states passed 34 […]
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Laura was staying at a women’s shelter in Columbus, Georgia when VoteRiders met her at our inaugural Voter ID Clinic sponsored by Aflac and hosted by Open Door. She needed to obtain a Georgia ID, not only so she could exercise her right to vote, but also to secure employment and housing. We were able […]
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