Brennan Center Releases Criminal Justice Plan for Biden-Harris Administration and 117th Congress
Policy Experts Recommend Executive Actions and Legislative Proposals to End Mass Incarceration and Reform Policing
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California Voters Approve Prop. 17, Restoring Voting Rights to People Who Have Completed Prison Terms
Vote is latest victory in movement to restore the right to vote to people with past convictions. -
Brennan Center for Justice Launches "I'm an Election Official" Campaign
A bipartisan group of election officials tells voters to have confidence in the vote and the count. -
Statement on Florida Officials’ Plans to Remove People with Past Convictions from Florida’s Voter Roll
Attorneys from Florida Amendment 4 lawsuit denounce decision to remove people with criminal convictions from the voter rolls -
Texas State Court Rejects Governor’s Limit on Drop-off Sites for Absentee Ballots
Anti-Defamation League and Common Cause Win Suit to Protect Voters’ Options During Pandemic -
El Brennan Center publica nueva página web en español sobre las elecciones
La página incluye recursos sobre como votar sin riesgos durante la pandemia y mucho más. -
Federal Court Rejects Attack on Drop Boxes in Pennsylvania
Decision protects mail voting and restrictions on poll watchers -
Lawsuit Filed to Stop Texas Governor’s Limit on Drop-Off Sites for Absentee Ballots
Anti-Defamation League and Common Cause sue to protect voters’ options during pandemic. -
House Introduces Updated HEROES Act with Funding Needed Now for Safe, Secure Elections
The stimulus package includes $3.6 billion for administering elections during the pandemic. -
Judge Rules That Census Must Not be Rushed; Victory for Civil Rights Groups, Civic Organizations, and Local Governments
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ordered the Trump administration to halt its rush to end the 2020 Census, extending deadline for counting to October 31.
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