Press Release

The governor signed a ban on open carry at polling places and drop boxes, and another on all guns wherever votes are counted.

Today the Supreme Court issued a stay in Beals v. Virginia Coalition for Immigrant Rights.

A federal judge dismissed a baseless challenge to the federal law allowing eligible voters overseas to cast ballots, including members of the military.

Secretary LaRose is attempting to revive an unlawful requirement that was struck down in 2006.

Starting today, Slate will co-publish select analyses from the Brennan Center’s State Court Report. State Court Report is a hub for commentary, research, and analysis related to the 50 states’ constitutions, their supreme courts, and the courts’ rulings

The ACLU, the ACLU of Ohio, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law, the League of Women Voters of Ohio, and Common Cause Ohio sent a letter to Secretary Frank LaRose regarding improper removals of voters from the rolls. 

This is a vital improvement at a time when federal candidates and officeholders are facing intimidation and threats. 

The explainers outline the election certification process and laws in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and four other states.

The League of Women Voters of the United States, Black Voters Matter, and Naeva  are intervening to defend the executive order, and the federal government’s ability to provide voter registration information and services that hundreds of thousands of Americans from across the political spectrum seek.

If signed, the PEACE Act would provide comprehensive protections against intimidation at every stage of the voting process.