68 The court held unconstitutional ... “When the right to vote...is denied to any of the male inhabitants of such state, being twenty-one years of age, and citizens of the United States, or ...

The United States ... obliges prison authorities to encourage prisoners to assert their voting rights and to facilitate voting procedures. The only prisoners who may not vote are those convicted ...

It means that Minnesotans will be able to vote again upon release from prison ... say the work of educating those impacted about their newly reinstated voting rights is just beginning.

A significant expansion of voting rights in Mississippi was put in doubt Thursday when a federal appeals court said it’s ...

Since the pandemic struck us all, we are even more in tune with the idea of confinement. Picture yourself by yourself in a ...

In most states, voting rights are automatically ... and in two states even inmates may vote. But Kentucky requires an act of the governor to restore a felon’s right to vote or hold public ...

A separate lawsuit used a different argument to challenge Mississippi's prohibition on voting by people with felony convictions — and in 2022, the 5th Circuit ruled against those plaintiffs ...

In many of those areas today, black voter participation exceeds that of whites. The act could now be used to shape election outcomes in addition to protecting voting rights ... one party or the other.

Throughout Abron Arrington’s decades-long incarceration in Colorado, he often found himself in solitary confinement—not ...

Ohio voting-rights groups want to dismiss their lawsuit ... compared to the four of 16 they had held previously. Ohio had lost one seat under the 2020 Census because of lagging population growth.

233-8 II of the French Commercial Code, Nanobiotix will make a new monthly publication of the total number of voting rights and shares comprising Nanobiotix's capital if those figures differ from ...