Virginia Voting Rights Restoration Amendment
The most recent iteration of this amendment, HJ 2 / SJ 248, was passed by both the Virginia House of Delegates and the Senate during the 2025 legislative session. The amendment must pass again in next year’s legislative session before heading to the ballot for a statewide vote at the earliest, in November 2026.
Ohio Voting Restrictions
Testimony Opposing Ohio HB 294, Which Would Limit the Availability and Accessibility of Absentee Voting. (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)
Texas A&M University Early Voting Site Removal
Letter to the Brazos County, TX Commissioners Court Opposing the Removal of an Early Voting Site at Texas A&M University (2022)
Modernize New Hampshire Election Laws
Letter to the New Hampshire Special Committee on Voter Confidence, Urging it to Condemn Election Denialism and Modernize the State’s Election Laws (2022)
Texas A&M University Early Voting Site
Letter to the Brazos County, TX Election Administrator Urging Him to Designate an Early Voting Location on the Texas A&M University Campus (2022)
Louisiana Voters with Disabilities Task Force
Letter Supporting Louisiana HRC 14, Which Would Create a Task Force to Address Barriers to Voting for Louisianans with Disabilities (2022)
Louisiana Mail Ballot Restrictions
Testimony Opposing Louisiana SB 144, Which Would Impact Voters With Disabilities by Restricting Who May Assist Voters in Returning Mail Ballots (2022)
New Hampshire Same Day Registration and Right to a Secret Ballot
Letter Opposing New Hampshire SB 418, Which Would Prevent Voters From Proving Identity, Citizenship, or Domicile Via Sworm Affidavit for Purposes of Registering and Voting (2022)
Florida Anti-Voter Bill
Letter to the Florida Senate Committee on Appropriations in opposition to SB 524, which would make elections less accessible and less efficient (2022)
