Virginia National Voter Registration Act Violation
Letter to Virginia Commissioner of Elections on a State Voter Registration Deadline that Violates the National Voter Registration Act (2020)
Making Absentee Voting in Virginia More Accessible
Testimony Supporting Virginia SB 1097, Which Would Repeal the Witness Signature Requirement for Voted Absentee Ballots (2021)
Virginia Voter Disenfranchisement
Testimony Opposing Virginia SB 1118, Which Would Require Voter Registration Application Information and Government Database Data to Match for Voters to be Registered (2021)
Virginia Pre-Registration
Testimony Supporting Virginia HB 2025, Which Would Establish Pre-Registration for 16 and 17-Year Old Citizens (2021)
Virginia Absentee Ballot Restrictions
Testimony Opposing Virginia HB 2028 and HB 2209, Which Would Require Unnecessary Information From Absentee Ballot Witnesses to be Provided and Add a Signature Matching Requirement to Absentee Voting (2021)
Preventing Racial Discrimination in Virginia
Testimony in Support of Virginia HB 1890, Which Would Require Preclearance Prior to Implementation of Certain Covered Election-related Practices to Prevent Implementation of Racially Discriminatory Policies (2021)
Virginia Voting Rights Restoration
Testimony in Support of Virginia HJ 555, Which Would End Disenfranchisement of People with Felony Convictions When They Are No Longer Incarcerated (2021)
Virginia Voting Rights Restoration
Letter Supporting Virginia HJ 9, Which Would Amend the State Constitution to Grant an Affirmative Right To Vote, Reenfranchise Those With Felony Convictions Upon Release from Incarceration, and Add Protections for Voters with Disabilities (2022)
Virginia Voter Registration Errors
Letter to the Virginia Commissioner of Elections to Ensure Administrative Processing Errors at the Commonwealth Department of Motor Vehicles do Not Interfere With Virginians’ Right to Register and Update their Voter Registration Information (2022)
Virginia Voter Satellite Offices (2024)
Testimony in support of Virginia HB 1490 which would give local governments more flexibility to establish additional voter satellite offices while protecting existing in-person voting access set out by the Virginia Code. The bill also provides that reductions in dates or hours cannot be enacted within 60 days of a general election. (2024)