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Fair Elections Center is a national, nonpartisan voting rights and election reform 501(c)(3) organization based in Washington, D.C.
Summer is heating up and so is primary season! 🥵
Arizona and South Dakota have statewide elections this month. Make a plan to vote and make your voice heard!
Learn more about voting in your state at the link in our bio💫
"Democracy isn’t a solid object we can touch and hold in our hands. It is a daily practice," writes Fair Elections Center President & CEO Rebekah Caruthers in our latest blog post.
Head over to Substack to read more of Caruthers` thoughts on the last 250 years of the American experiment and what we need to do to truly achieve the American Dream (link in bio)
As we celebrate the 62nd anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, we cannot dismiss the modern-day efforts to undermine ballot access by anti-democratic politicians and courts who are weaponizing familiar tactics to undermine Black political participation.
As our country continues to suffer from some of the weakest federal protection for ballot access since the Civil Rights Act’s passage, state legislators are also implementing restrictions that disproportionately affect the very communities the legislation was meant to safeguard.
This is a fight we know well, and we`re ready to end these attacks once and for all. Will you join us?
Read President & CEO Rebekah Caruthers` full statement at the link in our bio 👊
More than five decades after 18‑ to 21‑year‑olds won the constitutional right to cast a ballot, students on campuses across the country are facing new barriers to registering and voting—from strict voter ID laws to college polling locations shutting down.
As the nation’s powerhouses of campus voter registration, election protection, and voter mobilization, leaders from Fair Elections Center, NextGen America, and Alliance for Youth Action hear from young people every day about the issues they are motivated to turn out and vote for—and the barriers they face in casting that ballot.
Read our full joint statement at the link in our bio 🗳️
A victory for voters!
Earlier today, SCOTUS ruled to affirmed the rights of states to set postmarking rules for mail ballots. The long-awaited decision in Watson v. RNC upholds a basic principle: voters who follow the rules and mail their ballots on time should not lose their voice due to delays beyond their control.
Read our full statement at the link in our bio.
